#004F48
- RGB
- 0, 79, 72
- Brightness
- 65.2
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 175°, 100%, 15%
- HSV V %
- 31%
- Lab
- 29.6, -23.0, -1.9
- CMYK (%)
- 100%, 0%, 9%, 69%
- PNG size
- 5.6 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, intense cool hue
Recommended text: White (9.49:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #004F48
Common Name: Imperial Teal
RGB: (0, 79, 72)
HSL: (170°, 100%, 15%)
Contrast:
White: 5.2 (AA Pass)
Black: 12.6 (AA Pass)
Mood Blurb: Imperial Teal evokes a sense of calm sophistication and depth, often associated with lush, natural elements like dense forests or tranquil oceans. It can bring a refreshing yet grounded feel to any design, often seen in spaces aiming for balance and harmony. It is both modern and timeless, finding a home in various aesthetic movements, from minimalism to nature-inspired themes.
Notable Matches:
- Behr - Imperial Teal #004F48
- Pantone Solid Coated - 3305 C #004D44 (ΔE=1.60)
- BS 2660 - Bottle Green #1F5644 (ΔE=7.69)
- Munsell - 5bg 3/6 #00504A (ΔE=0.80)
Why Designers Use It:
Imperial Teal is favored for its versatility in both commercial and residential designs, blending seamlessly into interiors meant to convey richness and tranquility. It is particularly popular in industries focusing on luxury products or nature-inspired designs. Designers often turn to this color to evoke a sense of calm and stability, especially in spaces where a touch of sophistication is desired without being overwhelming. The color is also used in automotive and fashion industries, where it signifies a blend of boldness and elegance. It is a trendy choice in certain urban design circles, reflecting a growing interest in tones that harmonize with both the natural world and modern urban environments. Its deep, soothing hues also make it ideal for spaces aiming to foster relaxation or introspection, such as spas, lounges, or boutique hotels.