#1C4757
- RGB
- 28, 71, 87
- Brightness
- 63.7
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 196°, 51%, 23%
- HSV V %
- 34%
- Lab
- 28.0, -9.2, -13.9
- CMYK (%)
- 68%, 18%, 0%, 66%
- PNG size
- 5.3 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, vivid cool hue
Recommended text: White (10.06:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #1C4757
Common Name: Deep Blue Teal
RGB: rgb(28, 71, 87)
HSL: hsl(193, 41%, 25%)
Contrast: White: 6.7, Black: 8.2
AA Pass/Fail: Pass
Mood: A deep, serene shade with a slightly nautical or vintage feel. #1C4757 strikes a balance between stability and tranquility, reminiscent of a calm ocean. Often found in designs conveying trust, professionalism, and strength, it's a versatile hue in both modern and classic settings.
Notable Matches:
- Jotun Blue Marine - #384B5A
- RAL 5020 Ocean Blue - #25525A
- Pantone 19-4324 TCX Legion Blue - #1F495B
- Behr Velvet Evening - #1E4656
Why Designers Use It
#1C4757 is frequently used in industries requiring a calm yet powerful color, like interior design, technology, and branding for professional services. Its darker tone gives it an element of sophistication and grounding, making it ideal for corporate settings and tech companies aiming to convey reliability and innovation.
Designers choose this color for its adaptability across digital and print mediums, especially for high-contrast designs. It's becoming a popular choice in branding for companies aiming to appear both established and approachable. Interestingly, the color can also evoke a nautical or marine aesthetic, often associated with calmness and precision, making it relevant in industries tied to nature, water, and travel.
With origins in darker tones of teal and blue, it’s a color that represents professionalism and stability. You might see it used in logos, websites, or corporate offices where sophistication is key.