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Discover the calmness of sage green

Sage green merges gray's neutrality with nature's energy, offering a refined earthy hue that creates a serene feeling in any space or design.

A closer look at the color sage green

Sage green draws both its name and connection to healing from the silvery-green leaves of the sage plant. This subtle hue weaves nature's energy with a quieting touch of gray, creating spaces that breathe calm and harmony. It embodies wisdom and balance—qualities reflected in its enduring appeal. Sage green appears across history and art forms, from Renaissance paintings to Art Nouveau interior design. Modern design uses this color to create peaceful, balanced and mindful environments. Its versatility allows sage green to bridge the gap between vintage aesthetics and contemporary ones, making it a timeless choice for both traditional and modern spaces.

The standard hex code for sage green is #B8C4B4, which renders a balanced sage green that combines gray and green undertones for a sophisticated neutral shade. In RGB color space, this translates to R:184, G:196, B:180, creating a subtle blend that works well in digital applications. Print designers working with CMYK values typically use C:28%, M:12%, Y:24%, K:0% to achieve sage green's characteristic tone. The color maintains excellent readability when paired with dark text, making it suitable for accessible design applications.

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Sage green color values

HEX

#B8C7B4

CMYK

28, 12, 24, 0

RGB

184, 199, 180

HSL

108°, 15.2, 74.3

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