#293D3E
- RGB
- 41, 61, 62
- Brightness
- 55.9
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 183°, 20%, 20%
- HSV V %
- 24%
- Lab
- 24.2, -7.6, -3.2
- CMYK (%)
- 34%, 2%, 0%, 76%
- PNG size
- 5.8 KB
- Tone / Feel
- very dark, soft cool hue
Black text
1.83:1
Fail (normal) · Fail (large)
White text
11.47:1
AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
Recommended text: White (11.47:1 — AAA / AAA)
Color Profile: #293D3E
Common Name: Dark Green
RGB: 41, 61, 62
HSL: 165°, 15%, 21%
Contrast with White: 5.7:1 (AA pass)
Contrast with Black: 9.6:1 (AAA pass)
Mood: This color evokes a grounded and sophisticated vibe. It's often associated with nature, luxury, and stability, making it a strong choice for designs that need to feel solid, professional, and calming. It's a color that subtly blends into a variety of palettes without overwhelming, and its subdued tone communicates a sense of quiet elegance.
Named Matches:
- Australian Standard AS2700 G61 Dark Green: #283532
- Behr Paint Arboretum: #2D3F3E
- Jotun Paint Black: #403E3B
- Pantone FHI 19-5320 Ponderosa Pine: #203B3D
Why Designers Use It:
- Industry Use: Dark Green is frequently used in the design of corporate, luxury, and eco-conscious branding. It’s particularly popular in the automotive industry, where it's often used in high-end vehicle interiors to communicate exclusivity and sophistication. It also appears frequently in interior design for businesses focused on health, wellness, or environmental concerns.
- Natural Element: This color’s connection to nature makes it a go-to for designs inspired by forests, deep woods, and natural landscapes. It can evoke the feeling of a forest at dusk or the deep hues of pine trees, enhancing a sense of tranquility and grounding in both modern and traditional settings.
- Notable Structures: Dark Green is often seen in the branding of companies promoting sustainability, as well as in military uniforms where it symbolizes strength and reliability. It can also be a popular color choice for banks or law firms aiming to convey professionalism and stability.
- Trendiness: While not as frequently used in pop culture or rapid fashion trends, Dark Green remains timeless and is consistently used in design systems that prioritize permanence and dependability. It is experiencing a slow resurgence in interior design, particularly in luxurious or earthy color schemes.