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#D4D7AC

Brightness
209.6
HSL (°,%,%)
64°, 35%, 76%
HSV V %
84%
Lab
84.8, -8.1, 20.9
PNG size
5.7 KB
Tone / Feel
light, soft cool hue
Black text 14.12:1 AAA (normal) · AAA (large)
White text 1.49:1 Fail (normal) · Fail (large)

Recommended text: Black (14.12:1 — AAA / AAA)

Color Profile: #D4D7AC

Common Name: Light Olive Green

RGB: (212, 215, 172)

HSL: (63, 41%, 74%)

Contrast vs White: 6.7 (Passes AA)

Contrast vs Black: 6.8 (Passes AA)

Mood Blurb

Light Olive Green (#D4D7AC) has a soft, earthy vibe with a slight touch of muted warmth. Often associated with calm, natural environments, this color feels grounded and inviting, subtly energizing without being overpowering. It’s perfect for creating serene, balanced designs in spaces that need a touch of quiet sophistication.

Notable Color Matches

  • Behr: Whimsical Shadow (#D7D8B1) – ΔE=2.29
  • Jotun Paint: Jade Green (#C9D8B5) – ΔE=6.20
  • Pantone Solid Coated: 5875 C (#D6D4AE) – ΔE=3.21
  • BS 381C: Sky (#BBC9A5) – ΔE=7.89

Why Designers Use It

  • Versatility: Light Olive Green is widely used in design for its balance of warmth and neutrality. It works well in both modern and rustic designs, making it a favorite in home interiors and branding.
  • Natural Inspiration: This color evokes the colors of the earth, plants, and the outdoors, making it a top choice for eco-friendly brands and nature-inspired themes.
  • Industry Use: Its soft tones are seen frequently in the wellness industry, organic products, and environmentally-conscious brands. It’s also favored for interior decor, especially in spaces that aim to feel calm and grounded.
  • Trendiness: Light Olive Green is currently trending in design, especially in Scandinavian and minimalist interiors, where subtle and harmonious palettes are appreciated.
  • Materials and Manufacturing: The color draws from natural elements like olives, moss, and light foliage, often symbolizing calm and organic living. Some brands even utilize it in packaging, as it invokes feelings of nature and sustainability.

Palette neighbours