Subtle Muted Eucalyptus Green Category: Green

Laurel Green (#84A98C) — Color Codes, Meaning & UI Palettes

Laurel Green (#84A98C) is a soothing, gray-green botanical shade named after sweet bay laurel and eucalyptus foliage. Balanced between warm herbal green and cool slate gray, it embodies renewal, organic sustainability, calm focus, and wellness.

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Laurel Green
#84A98C
HEX
#84A98C
RGB
rgb(132, 169, 140)
HSL
hsl(133deg, 18%, 59%)
CMYK (Print)
cmyk(22%, 0%, 17%, 34%)
Apple Display P3
color(display-p3 0.518 0.663 0.549)

WCAG 2.1 Accessibility & Contrast Rating

White Text (#FFFFFF) 2.61:1 (Fail)
Black Text (#000000) 8.03:1 (AAA)

11-Step Tints & Shades Scale (Tailwind 50–950)

Mathematically balanced luminance scale for design tokens and CSS color palettes. Click any shade to copy hex code:

50
#F8FAF8
100
#EBF1ED
200
#D8E3DA
300
#BFD2C3
400
#A2BEA8
500
#84A98C
600
#6A8770
700
#4F6554
800
#354438
900
#1D251F
950
#101411

Color Harmonies & Palette Schemes

Complementary

#A984A1
Opposite 180° Contrast

Analogous -30°

#8EA984
Natural Harmony

Analogous +30°

#84A99F
Natural Harmony

Triadic +120°

#8C84A9
120° Balanced Triad

Triadic +240°

#A98C84
120° Balanced Triad

Curated UI Design Pairings for Laurel Green

Ideal primary brand tone for sustainability, mental health, environmental tech, and modern architectural platforms. Looks crisp and clean against off-white surfaces with charcoal type.

Pure White
#FFFFFF
Crisp Surface
Burnt Sienna
#C86446
Warm Earth Complement
Deep Forest
#1B4332
High-Contrast Text Anchor
Travertine Beige
#F4EBD9
Organic Neutral Card Background

Export Laurel Green Code Snippets

CSS Variable --color-laurel-green: #84A98C;
Tailwind Config 'laurel-green': '#84A98C'
Swift / SwiftUI Color(hex: "#84A98C")
JSON Design Token {"name": "Laurel Green", "hex": "#84A98C"}

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