# Turso — Style Reference
> Terminal glow in a server closet — the mint LED on a rack of dark steel.
**Theme:** dark
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Turso operates in a deep-space developer console aesthetic: near-black canvas with subtle teal undertones, a single vivid mint accent that acts as the system's 'powered on' signal, and a secondary electric magenta for beta/experimental framing. The interface stays quiet and typographic — white text on dark surfaces carries the content — while color appears only as functional punctuation for headings, badges, primary actions, and the thin colored borders that define product cards. Components feel light and terminal-like: pill buttons, thin outlined cards with a one-pixel gradient edge, monospace-flecked code snippets, and flat surfaces without drop-shadow elevation. The result reads as an infrastructure product designed by people who think in terminals — restrained, confident, and unmistakably dark.