10 Gorgeous Color Combinations to Try on Your Therapy or Coaching Website

Sep 20

Emily Whitish, therapist and website designer, choosing colors for a therapy website from Pantone cards.

If you haven’t noticed, I LOVE creating color schemes for websites. Each season, I seem to have a handful of colors I keep coming back to. Lately, I’ve been pairing uncommon with classic colors. It’s like bringing a stylish and unexpected twist to a color palette we are all comfortable with. Just recently, I was shocked at how chic a baby poop yellow-green became when paired with deep purples and forest green!

Below are some of my favorite color pairings right now. Have fun browsing!

Warm, soothing, vintage color palette with light gray, beige, light steel blue, ochre, and black.

Warm color scheme with blues, ochre, and beige. Beautiful for websites and design.

Gorgeous color palette with red, peach, ochre, and teal, perfect for a therapy or counseling website.

Soft, desaturated, feminine color palette with rose pink, cranberry, light blue, purples.

Bright cheerful website color scheme with pink, blue, turquoise, and yellow.

Warm jewel-toned color palette for therapy website, with beige, green, yellow, red, and black.

Classic, nautical color palette with peach, orange, beige, yellow, and navy blue for counseling website.

Calming and serene blue website color palette for therapists and coaches.

Cozy earth-tone color scheme for nature-themed website

Warm and colorful color scheme for therapists and coaches

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High Five Design Co

High Five Design Co. by Emily Whitish is a design and digital marketing company in Seattle, WA. I specialize in Website Templates for therapists, counselors, and coaches.

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