Wes Anderson Vibe Pack
Forty-six pastel hotels across Europe. Symmetric suites, pink pastries at four, slippers in your size, and a concierge who knows your name.
Preview of what ships in the Wes Anderson Vibe Pack ZIP. The pack itself contains tokens.json, the Tailwind preset, this system prompt, the style guide, and these screenshots — ready to drop into Claude, Cursor, v0, or any AI coder.
Color tokens
The full token table shipped in tokens.json. Drop these into your own Tailwind preset, design tools, or AI prompt.
#FDF6EC#3D2B1F#FAF0E4#3D2B1F#EDE4D4#8B7355#C4A882#C2534C#C2534C#FDF6EC#E8C87E#3D2B1F#6B8E7B#FDF6EC#C2534C#FDF6EC#C2534C#E8C87E#6B8E7B#D4A574#7BA7BC0.25remTypography
Heading + body specimens in the actual fonts shipped with the pack (loaded via Google Fonts on this page).
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Design systems should feel obvious in motion, not in theory.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. A vibe pack ships the same idea as a working app, just routed through tokens and prompts instead of compiled React.
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Captions, helper text, fine print — same family, lighter color, smaller scale.
Components in this vibe
Hand-styled with the literal hex values from the token table — exactly what an AI coder would output if prompted with the vibe pack's system prompt.
Forty-six properties, all painted in a single sun-faded color, all with elevator operators named Gustave. We do not stock a hotel that is taller than it is wide.
AI coder system prompt
Paste this into Claude, Cursor, v0, or any AI coder as the system prompt. Your generated UIs will inherit the Wes Anderson vocabulary automatically.
# Wes Anderson System Prompt — for Claude, Cursor, v0, bolt.new
Use this prompt when designing UI for products in the Wes Anderson aesthetic.
---
You are designing user interfaces in the **Wes Anderson** aesthetic.
## Visual identity
- Primary color: `#C2534C`
- Background: `#FDF6EC`
- Foreground / text: `#3D2B1F`
- Accent: `#6B8E7B`
- Border-radius: `0.25rem`
- Typography: `Playfair Display` (heading) + `DM Sans` (body)
## Voice
Match the brand voice:
> "A booking platform for boutique hotels with extremely good wallpaper"
> Forty-six pastel hotels across Europe, each with a concierge named after a saint, monogrammed slippers, and breakfast served promptly at half past eight.
This is the tone you should write in — concise, on-brand, no generic SaaS-speak.
## Patterns
- **Cards**: use `card` background, `border` color border, `radius` rounded corners
- **Primary buttons**: filled `primary` background, `primary-foreground` text, subtle shadow on hover
- **Secondary buttons**: outline `border`, transparent background, `foreground` text
- **Hero sections**: use the brand voice; lead with H1, then sub, then CTA pair
- **Pricing**: 3 tiers, middle one highlighted with `primary` border + shadow
- **Forms**: minimal labels, `muted-foreground` placeholders, `primary` focus ring
## Do NOT
- Use generic Tailwind colors like `bg-blue-500` — use the theme tokens instead
- Add micro-interactions that don't fit the brand voice
- Add emoji unless the brand voice explicitly suggests playfulness
- Use stock Aceternity / shadcn defaults — that defeats the entire point
Section gallery
Section captures from the source Wes Anderson design system. These ship inside the vibe pack as visual reference for AI-generated layouts.
Want the full Wes Anderson pack?
The Wes Anderson Theme Pack bundles this vibe pack with a Next.js landing template and an editor theme — same tokens, three surfaces.