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#49C094

Brightness
160.4
HSL (°,%,%)
158°, 49%, 52%
HSV V %
75%
Lab
70.4, -43.8, 12.5
PNG size
6.0 KB
Tone / Feel
mid, vivid cool hue
Black text 9.25:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 2.27:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (9.25:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #49C094

Common Name: Vista Green

RGB: 73, 196, 156

HSL: 160°, 44%, 53%

Contrast Ratio: 5.5 (Passes AA against white, Passes AA against black)

Mood Blurb: #49C094 evokes a refreshing, serene vibe, often associated with growth, nature, and vitality. It's a color that brings a sense of calm and tranquility, yet still holds the energy of lush greenery. Its prevalence in design indicates both modern appeal and a connection to the natural world, giving it a universal charm across different industries.

Notable Matches:

  • Vista - #49C49C (Vista Paint) ΔE=2.74
  • Secret Garden - #5CBE90 (Behr Paint) ΔE=4.62
  • Verdigris Green - #68AB77 (British Standard) ΔE=14.79
  • Biscay Green - #4FC5A5 (Pantone FHI) ΔE=7.19
  • Seafarer - #5DA07A (BS 4800-5252) ΔE=16.73

Why Designers Use It

Vista Green (#49C094) is often used in designs where a balance of nature, freshness, and modernity is required. The color blends well in interior design, especially in eco-conscious brands or products, offering an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. It is often seen in brands related to sustainability, wellness, and environmental causes. Its ability to evoke calm yet energetic vibes makes it highly suitable for both personal and professional spaces.

It’s used prominently in industries such as paints, interior design, and branding for products related to greenery or nature. Its light, fresh tone gives a sense of wellness, which is why it has become popular in brands targeting health-conscious customers. Additionally, it has an appeal in automotive and product design where calm and trust are key components.

This color has a modern feel, but it also finds its roots in natural elements, being reminiscent of lush green environments and organic materials, often associated with the growth and renewal cycles found in nature.

Though a relatively recent trend in design, it draws on the timeless appeal of nature’s greens, making it an evergreen choice for many designers.

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