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Green Teal

#007C66

Quality 0.94

Green Teal is a deep, cool green with a semi-gloss finish, marked by HEX #007C66. It excels in joinery, mudrooms, front doors, and feature walls, offering a fresh yet grounded look without being overpowering. This colour can change significantly between daylight, warm lamps, and surrounding materials, making it essential to sample it next to trims, flooring, cabinetry, and fabrics before a full application. Start with a simple palette, introducing a stronger accent only if the sample seems lacking.

Overview

Green Teal is a deep, cool green with a semi-gloss finish, marked by HEX #007C66. It excels in joinery, mudrooms, front doors, and feature walls, offering a fresh yet grounded look without being overpowering. This colour can change significantly between daylight, warm lamps, and surrounding materials, making it essential to sample it next to trims, flooring, cabinetry, and fabrics before a full application. Start with a simple palette, introducing a stronger accent only if the sample seems lacking.

RGB

0, 124, 102

HSL

169°, 100%, 24%

Contrast vs white

5.15:1

Contrast vs black

4.07:1

Quick guidance

This is a deep tone. It works best as an accent, joinery colour, or feature wall.

Where Green Teal works best

Green Teal is most effective on joinery, mudrooms, front doors, and feature walls. For larger areas, ensure ample natural light or lighter surrounding materials to prevent the room from feeling enclosed. If uncertain, begin with a single wall, joinery face, or vanity, and observe it under different lighting conditions before expanding its use.

Pairing and contrast advice

White or very light detailing usually provides better contrast with Green Teal, with contrast ratios of 4.07:1 against black and 5.15:1 against white. It pairs well with warm whites, timber, travertine, linen, and muted brass. Without linked style profiles, keep the initial palette simple and let materials enhance the visual impact.

Finish notes

The semi-gloss finish of Green Teal enhances its vividness by reflecting light, which sharpens edges and surface variations. This is ideal for trim, doors, and feature joinery, but requires high preparation quality. Large wall areas may appear busier unless the rest of the palette is kept simple.

Frequently asked questions

What rooms does Green Teal usually suit best?

Green Teal is ideal for joinery, mudrooms, front doors, and feature walls. The best location depends on natural light, room size, and surrounding materials, so it's important to test it in the actual space rather than relying solely on a digital swatch.

What colours and materials pair well with Green Teal?

Green Teal pairs well with warm whites, timber, travertine, linen, and muted brass details. Start with adjacent neutrals, then add a stronger accent only after the sample feels settled in the room.

Should Green Teal be used with dark or light trim and text?

White or very light detailing typically offers better contrast with Green Teal than black. Despite contrast ratios, test it next to your trim colour and hardware, as sheen, texture, and lighting can alter the final appearance.

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