DialogBackgroundBrush-White by default brush that is used for the background of the window and dialog elements. It is often combined with opacity to achieve the desired shade of black. IconBrush-A black brush that is used for the icon paths and glyphs when they are on light backgrounds. MarkerInvertedBrush-A white brush for text elements that are on a dark background. MarkerBrush-A standard black brush for the text elements. It is used in controls which have stacked lines on top of each other like RadGridView, RadScheduleView, RadPivotGrid, RadPropertyGrid. It is created for scenarios that the border or the separator should not be transparent, because it overlaps with other borders, lines or separators but should be the same color as the DividerBrush. It is calculated by overlaying the DividerBrush on top of the MainBrush. DividerSolidBrush-This is a special brush that is the solid color variation of the DividerBrush. It is transparent, so that it could allow for the background color to pass through since it is very light grey. DividerBrush-A black brush with 12% opacity that is used for borders and separators. ComplementaryBrush-Even darker gray brush that is used for the Pressed states of the buttons, button-like controls and ListBoxItems. It is also used as a background in the RadRibbonBackstage and PrintPreview controls and dialogs. AlternativeBrush-A slightly darker gray brush that is used for the Mouse Over states of buttons, button-like controls and ListBoxItems. PrimaryBrush-This brush is very light gray by default and it is used as secondary background color (background of RadDocking, CarouselItem). MainBrush-White by default and it is mainly used as background of the controls. They are used for backgrounds, non-intrusive interaction states, glyphs and icons, borders and separators, text. They can be divided in 4 groups based on their color: 
Theme colors represented in RadOutlookBarīelow you can find more details about each brush and where it is usually applied. The default values of the brushes in the theme are listed below: Brush name Additionally, the introduction of the MaterialAssist helper class makes it easier than ever to modify appearance-related properties directly in the instance of the control without the need to extract and modify the default control templates of the basic controls. The theme is designed to be easily modified via the exposed colors in the theme palette. Since the R2 2021 release of the UI for WPF suite, the Material Theme has two color variations. The following topic explains the specifics of the theme's palette and features. In addition to it, the theme palette expanded its brushes collection with the DialogBackgroundBrush and the SelectedUnfocusedBrush, which are available for both color variations and are described below. With the R2 2021 release of the UI for WPF suite, we have designed and delivered a brand new color variation of the Material theme - the Dark one. It comes with built-in elements that provide interaction feedback, with easy-to-customize colors and Material design drop shadows with beautiful and smooth transitions between the states. With the R2 2017 release of the UI for WPF suite we have introduced the brand new Material Theme.
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