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100 Brilliant Color Combinations and How to Apply Them to Your

Designs
Color makes a design come alive.
It can attract attention, set a mood, and even influence our emotions and perceptions.
But sometimes it can be hard to know where to start when choosing a color palette for your design project.
So weve done the hard work for you giving you 100 color combinations inspired by nature, food & drink,
travel, and everyday items.
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Nature
01. Fresh & Bright
Photo credit: Flickr/u2tryololo
Fresh greenery and colorful blossoms make springtime a welcome sight after a long winter. This color palette
features bright shades of green and coral that will make your design pop. These types of colors might be used
for a spring- or summer-season event poster or perhaps an advertisement that wants to come across as fresh
and youthful.
02. Subdued & Professional

Photo credit: Flickr/Vincent DAmico
Red and blue are some of the most common colors that businesses use for branding, and for good reason.
Red says confident and powerful, while blue says calming and trustworthy. This palette offers a little bit
of both, with slightly desaturated shades that arent overpowering. To the conservative blue and gray hues,
the brick red shade adds a burst of extra color that is still professional. This would work well in any
corporate context or for a more serious design project.
03. Dark & Earthy
Photo credit: Flickr/Wolfgang Staudt
Desert landscapes are full of dramatic contrasts, and so is this color scheme. For an unexpected color
combination that is more toned down than bright and garish, try this pairing featuring shades of plum and
reddish-orange.
04. Crisp & Dramatic
Photo credit: Flickr/Alexander Shchukin
Icelands natural beauty is legendary, and this palette tries to capture its dramatic contrasts. The warm,
grayish undertones of the top two colors contrast nicely with the cooler greens. A range of lighter and darker
shades makes it easy to combine any two or three of the colors and have them still complement each other.
05. Cool Blues
Photo credit: Flickr/Sunova Surfboards
Monochromatic color schemes (made up of the various tints, tones, or shades of one color) are extremely
versatile. While this palette may not qualify as monochromatic according to the technical definition, for
visual purposes, it creates a similar effect. With a color as multipurpose as blue, this combination could be
used just about anywhere.
06. Outdoorsy & Natural
Photo credit: Flickr/PapaPiper
If you have a brand or need a design that emphasizes natural or green qualities, a color palette featuring
greens and browns is a logical choice. Rather than your typical dull shades, this palette brightens things up
with a splash of lime green.
07. Watery Blue-Greens
08. Primary Colors With a Vibrant Twist
Photo credit: Flickr/Clint Losee
09. Refreshing & Pretty
Crisp turquoise hues set off bright yellow and bubblegum pink for a palette almost reminiscent of Easter
candy. If the pink makes the palette too girly for your designs purposes, just leave it out and opt for the
top two aqua shades plus the yellow for a bright, clean combination.
10. Playful Greens & Blues
Photo credit: Flickr/Shandi-lee Cox
The bluish shades at the top and bottom of this selection have gray undertones, which makes them almost
neutral a great foundation for playing with more daring tones like the lime green.
11. Fresh & Energetic
Photo credit: Flickr/Tambako The Jaguar
The almost neon shades of blue and green balance out the other two more conservative colors and add a
bright freshness that gives the combination some kick. This kind of scheme might work well for a fitness
brand or any design that needs to balance a businesslike feel with an energetic vibe.
12. Surf & Turf
Photo credit: Flickr/Cycling Man
This landscape features both warm and cool colors in both bright and subdued shades. The beachy, mellow
color palette inspired by it draws from those contrasts for a combination that brings to mind relaxing island
vacations just one example of how we can associate color with certain places, moods, or emotions.
13. Autumn in Vermont
Photo credit: Flickr/Stanley Zimny
14. Icy Blues and Grays
Contrasting warm grays with cool, glacial blues makes for a dynamic color scheme thats more visually
interesting than your average combination of drab blues and grays. If youre in need of a palette thats more
restrained, instead of opting for navy and dark gray, try these lighter, brighter hues.
15. Birds & Berries
Photo Credit: Flickr/John&Fish
16. Day & Night
Photo credit: Flickr/Mirai Takahashi
17. Stylish & Retro
Photo credit: Flickr/Andy Rothwell
The muted shades of this color scheme have a vintage vibe, with the light aqua and gold particularly being
colors that were popular in the 1950s and 60s. But that doesnt mean this combination looks dated. These
colors (and the mid-century modern aesthetic in general) have seen a resurgence in popularity and still look
stylish.
18. Shades of Citrus

Photo credit: Flickr/Prachanart Viriyaraks
19. Sunset to Dusk
20. Bright & Tropical
Photo credit: Flickr/Lou Gabian
21. Warm Naturals
Photo credit: Flickr/shutterbugamar
22. Bold Berries
Photo credit: Flickr/taro
23. Summer Sunflower
Photo credit: Flickr/Tina
This combination has an outdoor feel to it, like a summer baseball game: you have the red dirt of the baseball
diamond, the green grass in the outfield, the bright sun in a blue sky overhead. However, its more subtle
(and has more variety of color) than, say, the more obvious greens and browns in #6.
24. Modern & Crisp
Photo credit: Flickr/Ramesh Rasaiyan
Pairing black and white with bright, crisp shades of green makes for a modern palette that is sophisticated
without being too serious. Instead of pairing red or blue with your black and white, freshen things up with
some green.
25. Timeless & Nautical
Photo credit: Flickr/Mirai Takahashi
Food & Drink

26. Neutral & Versatile
Neutral colors like the shades of gray and tan here are very versatile and can be paired with almost anything.
A color scheme of all neutrals, however, can be quite nice, too. Depending on how you apply it to a design, it
can be upscale and sophisticated (think branding for a luxury hotel) or calming and comfortable (think the
dcor of a favorite neighborhood coffee shop).
27. Cheerful Brights
28. Garden Fresh
Photo credit: Flickr/ccharmon
29. Summer Barbeque
Photo credit: Flickr/Pink Sherbet Photography
30. Berry Blues
31. Lemonade Stand
Photo credit: Flickr/Katie Ring
32. Serene & Spa-Like
Photo credit: Flickr/Lisa Murray
Calming, spa-like greens and blue great by themselves look a little more lively with a splash of
raspberry as an accent color. Adding a brighter or bolder accent color to a more restrained selection is a nice
technique to liven up a color palette and give it a little extra interest.
33. Fun & Tropical
Photo credit: Flickr/Louis Vest
This happy blend of colors doesnt take itself too seriously. Have a summer party invitation to design?
Maybe a childrens event poster or advertisement? A palette like this one will make it clear where the fun is
at.
34. Spicy Neutrals
Photo credit: Flickr/Michael Stern
Shades ranging from light to dark make it easy to apply this color palette to a design. Theres enough
contrast that you can choose a background color, a text color, and an accent color or two just from these four.
35. Pastels
Applications for a pastel palette will be somewhat limited designs having to do with Easter, spring,
babies, or tea parties are pretty safe choices. Pastel colors generally come across as pretty and delicate, so
youll want to make sure your design calls for a similar mood if you want to use a color combination like this
one.
36. Bold & Cultured

37. Sunny Citrus
38. Crisp Complementary Colors
Red and green is one of three pairs of complementary (or opposite) colors on the traditional color wheel;
others include orange/blue and violet/yellow. When combined, these colors make a striking, high-contrast
impression that can be a little jarring if you dont use them carefully. Thats why, for this palette, the reds and
greens have been balanced and toned down (not full saturation like the red and green you see on Christmas
decorations) for a fresher twist on a complementary color palette.
39. Warm & Rustic
40. Neon Night
41. Jewel Tones
42. Polished & Inviting
Warm grays with a pop of golden yellow is a combination youll see sometimes in interior design and home
dcor contexts. Its primarily neutral (and the warmness of the grays feels calming and inviting) but the
yellow adds some cheerfulness and energy for an overall palette thats refined but not stuffy.
43. Fresh Greens
44. Wintery Reds
Reminiscent of winter berries and bare branches against a snowy sky, this combination of colors would make
a great alternative to your traditional Christmas or holiday palettes. The rich reds paired with violet-tinged
grays feel festive, but sophisticated.
45. Summer Fiesta
46. Chocolaty Browns
Who says brown has to be boring? Add some red and violet undertones, and you have a full, rich color
palette that like these chocolate cupcakes feels a little decadent.
47. Naturally Elegant
48. Cozy & Warm
49. Violet Sunset
50. Strawberries & Cream
Travel
51. Grecian Holiday
52. Bold & Basic
White, black (or in this case, very dark navy), red, and yellow is a very common combination. But with these
saturated shades, it certainly isnt boring. If youre looking for a bold palette that doesnt mess around with
unusual colors but that still makes a strong, eye-catching statement in your design, this type of color scheme
is an easy one to apply.
53. Vineyard Neutrals
54. Modern & Urban
55. Misty Greens
56. Sunkissed Village
Many cliff-hugging villages along the Mediterranean coast are painted in warm pastels. You can replicate
that sunny, carefree look with this selection of shades and bring a little of the Italian dolce vita to your
design, creating a warm and welcoming effect.
57. Sun & Sky
58. Aqua Blues
59. Urban Oasis
60. Candy-Coated Brights
These vibrant hues look like they belong in a candy store, and theyre sure to give a design some youthful
energy. Just make sure that its okay that the overall effect of the design is a little loud, because like the
graffiti theyre inspired by, these colors certainly arent quiet; theyre out to make a statement.
61. Muted & Antique
62. Classy & Timeless
Its hard to replicate a metallic effect with just flat color, but dark blue and gold is a timeless combination
that youll see on everything from swanky party invitations to the official colors of elite schools and sports
teams. To add a little class to a design, try some combination of the two colors. (If you can manage to get
your design printed with gold foil accents, even better!)
63. Cosmopolitan
64. Cheerful & Friendly
65. Nightlife
The ink colors that all printers use (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black; abbreviated CMYK) make a striking
combination on their own, similar to the neon and illuminated signs of a big city at night.
66. Coastal
67. Maritime Brights
68. Vintage Charm
69. Understated & Versatile
70. Arctic Sunrise
Blue and gray always work nicely together (and you could certainly use the bottom three selections of this
palette by themselves) but the addition of a light coral pink, along with the brighter blues, gives this
combination a little extra sparkle.
71. Mediterranean Afternoon
Lunch at an Italian restaurant, anyone? Some of the things most often associated with Italian cuisine wine,
rich tomato sauce, fresh handmade pasta all make an appearance in this color scheme. Try it out to add
some warmth and flavor to a design. The inclusion of a creamy neutral shade balances out the more colorful
selections; you can use it as a background or base color and one or more of the others as tasteful accents.
72. Hazy Grays
73. City Sights
74. Retro & Relaxing
75. Green Fields
Everyday Items
76. Distinctive & Unexpected
77. Sleek & Modern
Black, gray, and white are always acceptable, usable colors. But add some cobalt blue, and those run-of-the-
mill neutral shades become a backdrop for a modern, attractive palette that could work for any design style,
from corporate to trendy.
78. Orange Accent
79. Beyond Black & White
Red or blue might be common pairings for basic black and white, but here, a deeper red along with a brighter
turquoise blue gives a fresh twist to a familiar combination.
80. Shabby Chic Neutrals
81. Warm & Cool
82. Industrial & In-Control
83. Autumn Oranges + Complementary Neutrals
84. Pool Party
85. Classic Metallics
86. Subtle & Versatile
Reminiscent of colors you might see decorating a beach house, this palette is slightly nautical, slightly faded
and vintage, but the hues included here wont box you into a certain style. Theyre pretty versatile and subtle,
and wont overwhelm your design.
87. Professional & Traditional
88. Light & Natural
Photo credit: Flickr/Teresa Romano
89. Shadowy & Dramatic
90. Golden Afternoon
91. Dark & Handsome
Dark wood, leather, old books things you might find in an English pub or one of those gentlemens clubs
you see in old movies. If your design could use some suave sophistication, try out this combination of rich
browns plus a lighter, smoky neutral shade.
92. Technology Meets Nature
93. Cheerful Blues + Pink
94. Exotic & High-Impact
95. Back to School
96. Bright & Painterly
97. Urban Living
98. 1950s Kitchen
99. Smoky Purples
100. Trendy & Metropolitan
We hope that left you feeling inspired. Let us know in the comments section if you know of a color
combination that deserves a spot in the list.
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JessieE 3 months ago

wow! this color combinations are impressive! thanks for this! :D
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darmayo 8 months ago

#fbe9e7 in "100. Trendy & Metropolitan" isn't Charcoal.
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Damien J. Byrne > darmayo 6 months ago

Should be #4a575c
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healthtrekker 10 months ago

Really fantastic stuff!
I appreciate so much what you've done here, because I try to do my own stuff but struggle so
much with that internal vocabulary that many designers have.
This really helped me learn to think a little bit more the way you do.
The fact that you also chose such fantastic photography to go with it, helped communicate the
point a bit better than just a list of palettes.
Good job!
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barbara a month ago

Fab combinations, thank you.
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Todd a month ago

#76 - Distinctive & Unexpected - the brown/purple HEX code is incorrect. It's #472D33. Just FYI
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The Doctor 2 months ago

that made me so happy
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Gopalakrishnan K 2 months ago

Just awestruck!!! No words to thank you for presenting these combinations in a awesomely
aesthetic way. Excellent photos, titles, and colours. Thank you.
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Bread Crumbs 3 months ago

Great article, thank you. :)
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pu_design 3 months ago

this is great, thanks for this
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Destination Jute 3 months ago

Fantastic! Thank you for all the inspiration!
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Blake 4 months ago

Thank you very much
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Jaya Anant 4 months ago

thank you so much i love it .
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MartinS 5 months ago

This is so nice. Absolutely just what I needed to get inspiration to my first iOS app :)
I want ta make a gym training log app and I will use "11. Fresh & Energetic".
Thank you once again, Janie. Wish you all the best.
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Maria Sideris 6 months ago

Georgeous and useful article. I love the name of the hues!
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Abdul Wahid 9 months ago

ddbc95, the colour code and the colour is a mismatch.
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Katherine Fernandez Saborio 9 months ago

A W E S O M E ! Thanks so much, this is helping a lot and will do for a long time!
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nanda_glenn 9 months ago

this is so amazing, I really like your post. so helpful. u had a great taste for color. thanks for this
:)
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Zara Downie 9 months ago

awesome! eye catching color combinations
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Blaise Posmyouck 9 months ago

So nice stuff, thanks for this :)
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Rizky Aditama Ramadhan a year ago

Thank u so much!!!!! It's a great post!
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Mono Wind a year ago

Wow, I have rarely found something so useful on the Internet! And so much work you've put into
this! Thank you Janie.
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gulabjamal a year ago

This article is absolutely fantastic. Such beautiful complimentary colors accompanied by a
picture that evokes exactly that feel. Even the names of each color perfectly fit. Love it, thank
you so much!
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Reyaz Haider a year ago

Really, you made me a designer!
Cheers
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Katharina Lewald a year ago

This article is the bomb! However, I miss a vertical Pinterest friendly image I can pin :(
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Johnch a year ago

Thank you Janie Kliever for such a comprehensive and enlightening page ...it is likely to become
the backbone of my amateur creativity ...You are the greatest!!
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Jos Roberto Krepsky Filho a year ago

What a stunning article Janie!
Perfect understanding about color meanings ;-)

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Ramki339 a year ago

Nice compilation....and nice write-up and description too! Wow! Truly amazing. (came here while
searching for red + metallic blue combination.)
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2LeslieYanez a year ago

Useful analysis - For what it's worth , if your business has been looking for a TX EF23-10603 ,
my boss filled out and faxed a blank document here http://goo.gl/NePB4q
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Tara Macgregor a year ago

What a truly fantastic article! I have saved it to my favourites and will no doubt be referring to it
over and over again when designing websites. Thank you so much Janie.
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Dana Klein a year ago

This is absolutely amazing!
I was wondering if you could recommend a pallette for a my website - I'm a personal stylist in the
fashion industry and i'm looking for something both relatable and edgy, that sends a message
and makes a statement,
Would appreciate your help!
Thanks in advance :)
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Luis Fernando Pineda a year ago

ooh!!! DELIGHtTUL !!!
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Geraldine Pinto a year ago

Dear Janie,
this is invaluable !
Thanks for compiling it.
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Jinu a year ago

Thanks Janie...for these images. It's helping me a lot.
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Cara R. a year ago

Love, love, LOVE these! I have so many favorites!
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Janie > Cara R. a year ago

Great to hear! Hope you find good opportunities to use them :)
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Micha A. Nowakowski a year ago

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.! It required a lot of hard work but the outcome is awe-inspiring!
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Janie > Micha A. Nowakowski a year ago

Thanks, Michal!
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Margaux Anne a year ago

I can't even express to you with words how much these beautiful color palettes have helped me
with a current project - thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
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Janie > Margaux Anne a year ago

That's wonderful to hear, Margaux you're quite welcome!
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Jason a year ago

Great list Janie!
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Janie > Jason a year ago

Thanks, Jason!
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Denise Reed Kelly 2 years ago

This is an awesome list. I'm having some issues with the category links (404 error). Are the links
still active?
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Janie > Denise Reed Kelly 2 years ago

Sorry about that, Denise; the links don't appear to be in working order currently. But just
so you know, they don't lead to any extra color palettes each category is presented
fully here in the article.
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Liz @ LizzieMeetsWorld 2 years ago

Love this collection! Been going through them for several days now and deciding which one I'll
use for my next web design. :)
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Janie > Liz @ LizzieMeetsWorld 2 years ago

Great to hear that you're putting them to use already! We'd love to see which one you
choose and how you apply it to your design :)
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Joana Beshaj 2 years ago

Thank you so much Janie, this is one of the best presented articles I've came across recently! I'll
immediately subscribe to the site :)
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Janie > Joana Beshaj 2 years ago

You're welcome! And thank you stopping by to comment we hope that The Design
School and other resources here at Canva will be a great reference for you.
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Salahuddin Ayubi 2 years ago

Amazing collection, Brilliant, Actually the best I've ever found on web. Great work buddy
...amazing collection of colors very useful for Graphic design...thanks for the source
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Janie > Salahuddin Ayubi 2 years ago

Thank you, that's very kind. Hope you find it useful!
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Web designer? Check out The Color Combinations of 50 Stunning Websites.

Photo credit: Flickr/u2tryololo

02. Subdued & Professional

Photo credit: Flickr/Vincent DAmico

03. Dark & Earthy

Photo credit: Flickr/Wolfgang Staudt

04. Crisp & Dramatic

Photo credit: Flickr/Alexander Shchukin

05. Cool Blues

Photo credit: Flickr/Sunova Surfboards

06. Outdoorsy & Natural

Photo credit: Flickr/PapaPiper

07. Watery Blue-Greens

08. Primary Colors With a Vibrant Twist

Photo credit: Flickr/Clint Losee

09. Refreshing & Pretty

10. Playful Greens & Blues

Photo credit: Flickr/Shandi-lee Cox

11. Fresh & Energetic

Photo credit: Flickr/Tambako The Jaguar

12. Surf & Turf

Photo credit: Flickr/Cycling Man

13. Autumn in Vermont

Photo credit: Flickr/Stanley Zimny

14. Icy Blues and Grays

15. Birds & Berries

Photo Credit: Flickr/John&Fish

16. Day & Night

Photo credit: Flickr/Mirai Takahashi

17. Stylish & Retro

Photo credit: Flickr/Andy Rothwell

18. Shades of Citrus

Photo credit: Flickr/Prachanart Viriyaraks

19. Sunset to Dusk

20. Bright & Tropical

Photo credit: Flickr/Lou Gabian

21. Warm Naturals

Photo credit: Flickr/shutterbugamar

22. Bold Berries

Photo credit: Flickr/taro

23. Summer Sunflower

Photo credit: Flickr/Tina

24. Modern & Crisp

Photo credit: Flickr/Ramesh Rasaiyan

25. Timeless & Nautical

Photo credit: Flickr/Mirai Takahashi

Food & Drink

27. Cheerful Brights

28. Garden Fresh

Photo credit: Flickr/ccharmon

29. Summer Barbeque

Photo credit: Flickr/Pink Sherbet Photography

30. Berry Blues

31. Lemonade Stand

Photo credit: Flickr/Katie Ring

32. Serene & Spa-Like

Photo credit: Flickr/Lisa Murray

33. Fun & Tropical