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Mint

Refreshing and energetic, mint is a cool, vibrant shade of green. Popular in home decor, this versatile color can sustain a variety of seasons. The fact that it can be paired with just about any color for a warm, inviting, and often sophisticated vibe is a testament to this. Couple with shades of brown, lavender, moss green, and deep purples for a desert-style landscape. Looking for something more seaside? Pair this shade with cream, light blue, gray-green, and sand to achieve a nautical color scheme. Use this stunning shade in your autumn decor by mixing it with raspberry, melon, eggplant, and shades of orange. Coral, in particular, complements mint of all shades. Mint works especially well in rooms with plenty of natural light, such as kitchens and sunrooms. The sunlight reflects off the color, producing an even more illuminating shade of green. For this reason, hints of this hue can freshen up any room. You can use it liberally by painting an entire room this hue, or merely select accent pieces to create an inviting environment.

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What is the hex code?

The hex code for mint is #00AB78. Similar hex codes include #90EE90 (light green) and #77DD77 (pastel green).


What color is mint?

Mint is a lively shade of rich, vibrant green with delicate blue undertones, making it cool, crisp, and delicious.


What is the history?

Mint was named after the mint plant, which was an herb used for medicinal purposes for millennia. Fun fact, it’s actually still used today for its healing properties concerning headaches and stomachaches.


What is the color meaning and symbolism of this hue?

Because of its association with its herb counterpart, mint is considered a calming, meditative hue. With its inherent connection to nature, it often symbolizes new beginnings, springtime, and growth.


What colors go best with mint?

Mint pairs nicely with other shades of green, like forest and sage, as well as gold, copper, and tan. Yearning for something crisp and clean, you can’t go wrong with pairing this soft, shade of green with white or soft pink.

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Mint vs Sea Green
Sea green is a lighter, brighter shade of green with subtle gray undertones. Looking for a beach house vibe? Pair this vibrant green hue with a crisp white for your perfect coastal getaway.
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Mint vs Light Seafoam Green
Light seafoam green is a brighter shade of green with a hint of blue undertones. Perfect for kitchens and bathrooms, this electric green hue will make any room pop.
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Mint vs Dark Seafoam Green
Dark seafoam green, while a bit lighter than mint, is the perfect blend of green and blue. Because of its soothing attributes, this lovely shade works especially well in bedrooms and bathrooms.

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