Dark Green Color

Psychology, meaning, and application in design

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#013220

What is Dark Green Color

One of nature's deepest tones, this shade carries the weight of ancient forests.

Style experts favor it for grounding spaces while maintaining organic warmth.

Psychological Meaning

Stability

Grounded, enduring presence

Growth

Natural renewal, vitality

Wealth

Prosperity signals

Mystery

Hidden depths

Atmospheres created by this shade feel secure. It brings the calm of dense woodlands into interior spaces.

Match it with warm neutrals or metallics to balance intensity. Gold accents elevate its luxurious quality. Cream softens the dramatic edge.

Enterprises select this hue for financial branding. Its association with money makes it trustworthy yet aspirational across industries.

Exploring similar shades? Here are other hues in the same family:

Dartmouth Green Evergreen Bottle Green Jade Green Pine Green Warm Black Dark Teal Dark Aqua Deep Cyan Teal Irish Green Peacock Blue Dark Cyan Caribbean Green Midnight Green Tiffany Blue

Color Combinations

013220

D4AF37

With Gold

Creates opulent, sophisticated palettes. Perfect for luxury branding.

013220

F5F5DC

With Beige

Balances intensity with warmth. Brings organic elegance to interiors.

013220

8B4513

With Brown

Reinforces natural, earthy themes. Works beautifully for outdoor brands.

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FFFFFF

With White

Maximizes contrast. Clean, modern aesthetic for digital interfaces.

Technical Color Parameters

HEX #013220

RGB 1 50 32

HSL 157° 96% 10%

CMYK 98% 0% 35% 80%

Web-safe #003333

Create something enduring with Dark Green Color

Develop systems around this shade for financial platforms, environmental campaigns, or luxury product lines. Its depth adds gravitas to branding materials while maintaining organic authenticity. Use it to anchor schemes in digital interfaces or print designs that demand attention.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This hue sits at low lightness levels on the wheel. It combines blue with yellow pigments, creating deep, shadowy tones.

Common codes include #013220, #006400, or #023020. These values keep lightness below 25% while maintaining the characteristic hue balance.

Hunter, pine, or emerald represent popular variations. Tints move toward sage while deeper shades approach near-black forest tones.

This shade appears deeper, more shadowy than forest tones. Forest variants retain slightly more brightness with yellow undertones for visibility.

It symbolizes wealth, stability, natural growth. Throughout history, this tone has represented prosperity, environmental consciousness, enduring strength.

#013220 is a deep, rich shade. Its RGB values (1, 50, 32) create an almost black tone with strong blue undertones.