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Leaf Green

Leaf green combines the warm undertones of bright yellow with a cool tinge of blue, creating a welcoming hue often found in nature. Because of its association with nature, it is seen in a variety of applications including home décor, fashion, and web design. In interior design, leaf green can be used as an accent color for accessories such as throw pillows, curtains, or rugs to add a pop of color to a neutral space. Paint a wall, or an entire room for that matter, this calming hue. Accent it with bright colors such as whites or softer shades of purple. In fashion, leaf green can be incorporated into clothing and accessories to add a fresh quality to any ensemble. In web design, use this calming hue for buttons, backgrounds, or text to add a natural, soothing element to a website's design.

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What is the hex code?

The hex code for leaf green is #A2B06D. Similar hex codes include #6E8B3D (olive green) and #6C8E68 (turf green).


What color is leaf green?

Leaf green can range from a cool pure green to a more sultry deep green, often captured in the leaves of tropical plants.


What is the history?

The word "green" can be traced back to "growan" which, in Old English, means "to grow." It is a color often associated with rejuvenation and renewal. Because of its connection with nature, leaf green was commonly used in ancient artwork.


What is the color meaning and symbolism of this hue?

Leaf green is often connected to holidays such as Christmas and St. Patrick's day. It is mainly associated with growth, harmony, and health. Because of its representation of lush vegetation, it is also symbolic of the idea of paradise.


What colors go best with leaf green?

Leaf green pairs nicely with neutrals like cream, beige, and light gray. Bolder colors also pair well, including peach, lavender, and mint green.

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Leaf Green vs Turf Green
Turf green is a bit darker than leaf green with gray undertones. It pairs nicely with black, white, and other shades of green.
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Leaf Green vs Pistachio Green
Pistachio green is a lighter, brighter shade of green with soft yellow undertones. For a soothing sanctuary, paint a bathroom wall this energetic shade, then pair with crisp white accents.
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Leaf Green vs Olive Green
A much bolder shade of green, olive green's warm yellowish hues set it apart from leaf green's brighter, livelier qualities.

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