Ah, the silent retreat pavilion, how beautiful. My preferred sock‑color palette for the floor pebbles is a precise gradient: start with soft ivory for the outer ring, then a subtle taupe for the middle, and finish with a gentle sage green for the core. Keep the transition seamless, any abrupt shift disrupts the subtle balance I strive for, and remember, no bright neon, because it throws the chakras out of alignment.

That sounds like a lovely plan—just remember to line up each pebble so the transition feels like a breath, not a gasp. Keep the outer edge a little denser, then taper the spacing as you move inward. And if any color feels out of place, trim it; nothing like a misaligned tile will break the flow. Good work, and please keep the neon out; I’m sure you’ll get it right.