#3F7D70

Color Profile: #3F7D70

Common Name: Blue Jade

RGB: 63, 125, 112

HSL: 160, 22%, 39%

Contrast vs White: 3.7:1 (AA pass)

Contrast vs Black: 9.3:1 (AAA pass)

Overall Mood:

This muted teal hue, with its rich blue-green undertones, evokes a sense of calm and elegance. Often seen in designs that want to communicate both sophistication and natural beauty, it balances well with both neutral tones and deeper hues. The color is versatile enough to fit into both modern and more traditional designs, making it quite popular across various creative fields.

Named Matches:

• Australian Standard AS2700: Blue Jade - #437F7A
• Sikkens 5051 Color Concept: #3F7D70 (Exact Match!)
• Behr Paint: Malacite - #398273
• Pantone FHI: Bottle Green - #437D6D
• Jotun Paint: Cerulean - #5D8A85

Why Designers Use It:

Designers often select this color for its balanced tone that bridges the gap between greens and blues, offering a natural yet refreshing appearance. With roots in mineral and jade-inspired themes, it's popular in industries aiming for a grounded and organic look, like interior design, architecture, and even tech for eco-conscious branding. Its use in building materials (such as paints) ties it to both natural and industrial elements, reflecting versatility and a sense of timeless appeal. The color's association with natural elements, such as jade and stones, often speaks to luxury and tradition, but its adaptability ensures it's always relevant in modern contexts.

From the soothing atmosphere of architectural designs to the calming tones in digital designs, #3F7D70 remains a popular choice in spaces where relaxation and sophistication are key. The minimal Delta E difference (ΔE=0.00) from the Sikkens color standard solidifies this as a consistent and reliable choice for professional palettes.