Soft reds are having a real moment, and this scheme leans into the gentlest end of that range. Rosewater is the dominant shade — a barely-there pink that feels more like warm light than a bold color — with Coral Blush stepping in as the secondary to add a little glow.
Underneath those two sits Strawberry Cream, a near-white base that keeps everything fresh and breathable, and Warm Sand as quiet support so the pinks have something grounded to lean on. If it were all petals it might float away, so a touch of Soft Clay anchors the palette and gives it a modern, lived-in warmth.
The easy way to use this is to let the pale shades cover the big areas and save the soft clay for small, deliberate spots. That little bit of depth is what turns a sweet idea into a palette you’ll still love next year.