RGB
50, 205, 50
Colour guide
greens / gloss
#32CD32
Quality 0.94Lime Green is a mid-tone cool green with a gloss finish, marked by HEX #32CD32. It is most effective in kitchens, living spaces, joinery, and calm transition zones where a fresh, grounded feel is preferred over a bold statement. Colours in this range can shift significantly under various lighting conditions and with different materials. Therefore, it's important to test it alongside trims, flooring, cabinetry, and fabrics before committing to a full room. Begin with a simple palette and introduce a stronger accent only if the sample seems flat.
Lime Green is a mid-tone cool green with a gloss finish, marked by HEX #32CD32. It is most effective in kitchens, living spaces, joinery, and calm transition zones where a fresh, grounded feel is preferred over a bold statement. Colours in this range can shift significantly under various lighting conditions and with different materials. Therefore, it's important to test it alongside trims, flooring, cabinetry, and fabrics before committing to a full room. Begin with a simple palette and introduce a stronger accent only if the sample seems flat.
RGB
50, 205, 50
HSL
120°, 61%, 50%
Contrast vs white
2.12:1
Contrast vs black
9.91:1
Quick guidance
This is a mid-tone. It can work on larger surfaces when paired with either light or dark neutrals.
Lime Green is ideal for kitchens, living spaces, joinery, and transition zones. It can cover more area than a deep accent but benefits from a simple supporting palette. If uncertain, start with a single wall, joinery face, or vanity, and observe it in different lighting conditions before expanding its use.
Black, charcoal, or other dark details provide clear contrast against Lime Green, with a ratio of 9.91:1 against black and 2.12:1 against white. It pairs well with warm whites, timber, travertine, linen, and muted brass. Without linked style profiles, keep the palette simple and let materials enhance the visual impact.
The gloss finish of Lime Green enhances its vividness, as reflected light sharpens edges and surface variations. This can be effective on trim, doors, and feature joinery, but requires high preparation quality. Large wall areas may feel busy unless the surrounding palette is restrained.
Lime Green is most effective in kitchens, living spaces, joinery, and transition zones. The suitability 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.
Lime Green pairs well with warm whites, timber, travertine, linen, and muted brass. Begin with adjacent neutrals and introduce a stronger accent only after the sample feels settled in the room.
Dark details like black or charcoal are more legible against Lime Green than white. Despite contrast calculations, it's crucial to test it next to your trim colour and hardware, as sheen, texture, and lighting can affect the final appearance.
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