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Discover the lushness of forest green

Forest green evokes the rich, deep hues of ancient woodlands, merging natural sophistication with enduring strength to create harmonious designs.

A closer look at the color forest green

Forest green emerged as a distinct color designation during the 19th century, drawing inspiration from the deep, verdant hues of mature forest canopies. This rich tone embodies strength, endurance, and natural wisdom, making it a potent symbol in environmental movements and sustainable design. Across cultures, forest green represents growth, harmony, and the eternal cycle of life, while its deep, resonant shade evokes feelings of security and abundance. Modern psychology recognizes forest green's capacity to reduce stress and promote balance, rendering it especially valuable in therapeutic and meditation spaces.

In digital design, forest green is typically defined by the hexadecimal code #228B22, which produces its characteristic deep green tone. Its RGB values (34, 139, 34) reflect a balanced composition, while a CMYK profile of 76%, 0%, 76%, 45% ensures consistent reproduction in print. Professional designers frequently utilize forest green to craft sophisticated environmental branding, interior design schemes, and digital interfaces. Its striking contrast with lighter hues enhances readability and distinguishes key design elements, making it a reliable choice for both digital and physical media.

Forest green color values

HEX

#228B22

CMYK

76, 0, 76, 45

RGB

34, 139, 34

HSL

120°, 61, 34

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