BRAND BOOK Databricks Inspired · v1.0
⚡ Enterprise Data + AI

The Data + AI
Platform.

Databricks Red on deep navy. Bold, enterprise-confident, data-visualization-forward. Built for the Lakehouse era — where AI meets the data warehouse.

10B+
Queries per day
10,000+
Enterprise customers
2–10×
Faster than alternatives
01

Foundations

Identity
Databricks
Spark-diamond logomark · DM Sans 700
Four overlapping diamond/rhombus shapes forming a stylised spark cluster — the Databricks icon, rendered in brand red on dark backgrounds. Sharp, technical, data-forward.
Voice & Tone
"Unify your data, analytics, and AI on one Lakehouse."
Data-first, proof over promise. Technical depth respected — the audience knows what a Delta table is. Scale as credibility: exabytes, milliseconds, petabytes. Confident, never hedging.
Confident Data-first Enterprise Open Source
Design Principles
🌑
Dark-first
The platform lives in dark terminals and notebooks. Light backgrounds are an exception.
🔴
Red with restraint
Red-orange is the single high-energy accent. Use only for primary CTAs and data highlights.
📊
Data viz first-class
Charts, query stats, and cluster metrics belong in hero sections — not as afterthoughts.
Sharp corners
Sharper radius than consumer products. This is enterprise infrastructure, not a lifestyle app.
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Color

Primary — Databricks Red
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#FF3621 — Databricks Red. Confirmed from brand/press assets and site CSS. Used on CTA buttons, logo, and data emphasis. High-energy — use with restraint.
Neutrals — Dark Canvas
Canvas #0E1520
Navy #1B2631
Elevated #243342
Border #2E4053
Signature Gradient
Language / Domain Accents
SQL
#38BDF8
Python
#FBBF24
ML
#A78BFA
Streaming
#34D399
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Typography

DM Sans — Marketing
From data
to AI, faster.
DM Sans 700 · Confirmed on databricks.com marketing site. Clean, modern, confident. Technical without being cold.
JetBrains Mono — Notebooks
Python [1]
from pyspark.sql import SparkSession spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate()
JetBrains Mono — used in notebook code cells and terminal output. Confirmed in Databricks workspace UI.
Type Scale
display · 64px · 700
The Data + AI Platform.
h1 · 48px · 700
Unify your Lakehouse.
h2 · 32px · 700
10B queries per day.
h3 · 22px · 500
Mosaic AI — from raw data to production.
body · 16px · 400
Databricks combines data warehousing and data lakes into one open, unified platform.
mono · 13px · 400
spark.read.format("delta").load("/mnt/lakehouse/sales")
04

Tokens

Border Radius — Sharp Enterprise
2px
sm
4px
md
6px
lg
8px
xl
10px
card
Shadows
shadow-sm
0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,0.5)
shadow-card
0 4px 16px rgba(0,0,0,0.4)
shadow-glow-red
0 0 24px rgba(255,54,33,0.3)
Sample Data Visualization
Query Performance · ms
SQL
4.2ms
Python
8.1ms
ML train
14ms
Streaming
5.4ms
05

Components

Buttons
Badges
● Running ● Ready Terminated SQL Python ML Streaming
Notebook Cell — The Databricks UI Primitive
Python LakehouseDemo.ipynb ● Running
from pyspark.sql import SparkSession spark = SparkSession.builder.appName("LakehouseDemo").getOrCreate() df = spark.read.format("delta").load("/mnt/lakehouse/sales") df.filter(df.revenue > 1_000_000).groupBy("region").sum("revenue").show()
+----------+------------------+
| region| sum(revenue)|
+----------+------------------+
| APAC | 4289321000.00|
| EMEA | 6712440000.00|
|AMERICAS | 9841250000.00|
+----------+------------------+
SQL ✓ 0.8s
SELECT region, SUM(revenue) AS total_revenue, COUNT(*) AS deal_count FROM lakehouse.sales WHERE revenue > 1000000 GROUP BY region ORDER BY total_revenue DESC
Cluster Table
ClusterRuntimeWorkersStatusCost/hr
prod-analytics14.3 ML16● Running$4.20
dev-workspace13.3 DBR4● Ready$0.90
ml-training14.3 ML GPU8Terminated
Form Controls
06

Patterns · Workspace Shell

Workspace
📊 Data Explorer
📓 Notebooks
⚡ Clusters
🤖 ML Models
🔄 Workflows
Data Explorer · lakehouse.sales
ROW COUNT
84.2M
COLUMNS
24
SIZE
12.4 GB
07

Usage · Do & Don't

✓ Do
Use red-orange for primary CTAs and key data callouts only — high-energy, use with restraint.
Lead with data — charts, query performance numbers, and cluster metrics in hero sections.
Use sharper corners than consumer products — this is enterprise infrastructure.
Include code samples — the audience validates credibility through technical depth.
✕ Don't
Don't use the red gradient on large background areas — it competes with content.
Don't soften the dark palette with pastels — the brand is authoritative, not friendly.
Don't omit code samples or technical detail — the audience reads dashboards all day.
Don't use vague AI hype without data to back it — proof over promise.