Basketball Court Colors
An empty arena becomes readable through floorboards, boundary lines, equipment, and the painted key before a player steps onto it.
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Palettes
Before the doors open, a basketball court is mostly quiet geometry. Wheat and Burly Wood hold the maple floor, while White turns it into boundaries, circles, lanes, and shooting distance.
Then the equipment adds its sharper notes: Orange for the ball and rim, Black for the ball's seams, and Fire Brick for a painted key or center mark.
That last accent can change; official rules prioritize contrast, not one mandatory arena palette.
