Ghia

Ghia's design evokes a feeling of vintage Mediterranean warmth mixed with modern clarity, like a sun-drenched European terrace. This is achieved through a primary palette of deep berry reds and creams, offset by a distinctive sage green and muted blue. Custom-designed typography, particularly the FHA Condensed French NC, lends a playful yet sophisticated hand-lettered quality, reinforcing the artisanal product. Circular pill shapes are reserved for interactive elements, softening the overall presentation while maintaining a clean, editorial layout. Use FHA Condensed French NC (Oswald) for all display headings to convey the brand's unique character. Apply Sangria Berry (#651c32) as the primary brand color for text and interactive elements, reserving Blush Rose (#ef6079) for primary call-to-action buttons. Ensure all buttons intended for interactive clicks use a 9999px border radius for a distinct 'pill' shape, or 16px for a soft cornered rectangle. Employ Almond Cream (#fef6ee) as the dominant background color for light sections to maintain a warm and inviting feel. Maintain a clear visual hierarchy by limiting Frosted Sage (#b6cfd0) and Coastal Fog (#abd2eb) to specific functional elements like pill buttons or subtle input indicators. Utilize Vivey 22 Positive (Segoe UI) at its various weights and sizes for all body text, links, and captions to ensure legibility and a consistent textual voice. Do not introduce new color tones outside of the established palette of reds, creams, sage, and muted blues. Avoid using sharp, 0px border radii on primary interactive components; reserve them for decorative elements or non-interactive containers. Do not deviate from the specified font families or their primary roles; FHA Condensed French NC is for display, Vivey 22 Positive for body. Refrain from using strong, visible box shadows; the design relies on color contrasts and background changes for depth. Do not use generic system greys; utilize Earth Clay (#e5e7eb) or Warm Taupe (#dfcac8) for subtle borders and backgrounds. Avoid excessive use of vivid accent colors; Blush Rose (#ef6079), Frosted Sage (#b6cfd0), and Coastal Fog (#abd2eb) are intended as controlled accents, not dominant hues.