Caribbean Colors
Coastal light links ecology with built color, allowing sea, vegetation, stone, and historic facades to share one regional view.
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Caribbean color changes with depth and glare. Harbour blue absorbs light, reef turquoise returns it, mangrove green holds the wetland edge, and pale limestone carries brightness across a broad surface.
Coral red and yellow ochre belong to built space as well as landscape. Historic Caribbean facades used strong color to manage identity and light, but no single palette can stand for every island or culture in the region.
