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#69BE28

Brightness
157.1
HSL (°,%,%)
94°, 65%, 45%
HSV V %
75%
Lab
69.5, -49.6, 62.1
PNG size
6.8 KB
Tone / Feel
mid, vivid cool hue
Black text 9.00:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 2.33:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (9.00:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #69BE28

Common Name: Fresh Green

RGB: (105, 190, 40)

HSL: (85, 73%, 47%)

Contrast with White: 2.6 (AA pass)

Contrast with Black: 7.4 (AA pass)

Mood Blurb: This vibrant, fresh shade of green evokes feelings of nature, growth, and renewal. Commonly associated with fresh vegetables, springtime, and lush landscapes, it's a color that feels both calming and energizing, providing a balance between soothing and stimulating effects. It stands out in a design, delivering a refreshing pop of color without overwhelming the viewer.

Notable Matches:

  • Behr Paint - Sparkling Apple: #74B339 (ΔE=12.98)
  • Benjamin Moore - Paradise Green: #63B525 (ΔE=3.98)
  • Valspar Paint - Greenway: #69AE44 (ΔE=18.45)
  • British Standard - Sea Green: #96BF65 (ΔE=29.90)

Why Designers Use It:

  • Trendiness: This color is considered timeless yet modern, often featured in design trends that emphasize environmental sustainability and organic vibes. Its association with nature and eco-friendly movements makes it popular in various fields, especially in industries like interior design and product packaging for organic goods.
  • Regional Affiliation: This hue of green is commonly seen in regions with rich, fertile landscapes, and it's frequently used in countries that emphasize eco-conscious design and agriculture. It has also seen a rise in urban settings where biophilic design principles are popular.
  • Industry Use: Beyond general design, it has notable applications in interior design, particularly in spaces where a connection to nature is desired. It is also found in packaging, where eco-conscious companies use it to emphasize their commitment to environmental sustainability.
  • Symbolism: It symbolizes life, growth, and fertility in various cultures, often used in contexts related to health, wellness, and vitality. In manufacturing, it's seen in the creation of eco-friendly products, from textiles to household goods.

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