#56887D
- RGB
- 86, 136, 125
- Brightness
- 121.9
- HSL (°,%,%)
- 167°, 23%, 44%
- HSV V %
- 53%
- Lab
- 53.0, -19.5, 0.6
- CMYK (%)
- 37%, 0%, 8%, 47%
- PNG size
- 6.3 KB
- Tone / Feel
- dark, soft cool hue
Recommended text: Black (5.21:1 — AA / AAA (large))
Color Profile: #56887D
Common Name: Muted Teal
RGB: (86, 136, 125)
HSL: (166°, 18%, 47%)
Contrast Ratio: 6.2:1 (Passes AA against white, Passes AA against black)
Mood: #56887D is a calm, subdued teal with an earthy, organic feel. This color gives off a sense of tranquility, reminiscent of the ocean or deep forests. It's often associated with nature, healing, and balance. While it’s not overly bold, it still offers depth and richness, making it versatile in both professional and creative spaces.
Close Named Matches
- Australian Standard AS2700: BLUE JADE - #437F7A ΔE=5.62
- Jotun Paint: Cerulean - #5D8A85 ΔE=4.28
- Pantone FHI: Bottle Green - #4A8376 ΔE=3.53
- RAL Classic: Mint Turquoise - #558E86 ΔE=3.25
- Sikkens 5051: N1.25.45 - #538D83 ΔE=2.82
Why Designers Use It
Designers are drawn to #56887D for its versatility and calming, natural vibe. The muted teal tone is frequently used in industries related to wellness, design, and eco-conscious brands. It’s often incorporated in interior design, especially in spaces aimed at relaxation, like spas or lounges. Its earthy undertones can evoke a sense of stability, making it ideal for professional, yet creative settings.
In terms of trends, this color has been steadily rising in popularity due to the ongoing interest in sustainable, nature-inspired design. It appeals to those who want to balance modernity with natural influences. This shade is popular in European and North American interior designs, especially in eco-friendly or health-conscious contexts.
Interestingly, #56887D, with its connection to the environment, is also seen in industries such as automotive (for trims or exterior accents), fashion (especially in sustainable lines), and consumer products (like eco-friendly packaging). Its use in corporate branding reflects the growing importance of 'green' and sustainable business practices.