#0B4338

Color Profile: #0B4338

Common Name: Deep Green

RGB: (11, 67, 56)

HSL: (169, 69%, 16%)

Contrast vs White: 4.5 (AA Pass)

Contrast vs Black: 13.5 (AA Pass)

Mood & Popularity

This deep, rich shade of green carries a grounded, sophisticated vibe, often evoking feelings of nature, security, and calmness. It’s favored in both interior and exterior designs, creating a sense of stability and luxury. Due to its versatility, it's gained popularity across various design disciplines, including fashion, branding, and architecture, establishing a timeless, professional aesthetic.

Close Named Matches:

• Benjamin Moore: Forest Green (#184B44) ΔE=4.77
• Jotun: Dirt Green (#006D66) ΔE=18.56
• Behr: Patio Green Gloss (#184B3C) ΔE=4.15
• Paint Matthews: Deep Green (#004546) ΔE=8.13

Why Designers Use It:

This particular green tone is used for its deep and calming properties, providing a harmonious balance between nature-inspired and formal design aesthetics. It has found a home in professional settings, including corporate branding and interior design, as it reflects stability and growth. Its rich undertones often resonate well in more grounded, earthy palettes, helping to communicate trustworthiness and sophistication. Whether applied in branding, product design, or interior environments, this color evokes a timeless presence.

Historically, it has also been used in fields like aviation, automotive, and military design, reinforcing its association with durability and safety. Its versatility crosses regional and industry boundaries, making it a staple in everything from office spaces to high-end home decor, often accentuating luxurious textures or sophisticated patterns. Recently, the color has also become a trend in eco-friendly branding, resonating with sustainability and environmental awareness.