Hunter Green Colors

Hunter Green sits in the dark green range, close to forest but usually more traditional and grounded. It shows up on shutters, libraries, dining rooms, mudroom cabinets, exterior doors, and leather filled studies.

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#3B6039

Ancient Maple

#125923

Ancient Petal

#204C28

Ancient Slate

#2B6E21

Antique Cedar

#214A39

Antique Sage

#306440

Dusty Spruce

#046307

Emerald

#1C4A31

Faded Petal

#155B32

Gentle Birch

#2E5637

Gentle Lark

#008000

Green

#355E3B

Hunter Green

#2A6031

Mellow Grove

#09860B

Mineral Heath

#236C40

Mineral Tulip

#054C09

Mossy Dew

#07643C

Mossy Grove

#157415

Mossy Vine

#174528

Muted Birch

#224937

Natural Meadow

#07691C

Natural Star

#126010

Old Basalt

#1B502E

Quiet Prairie

#1A472A

Racing Green

#1C5A2B

Raw Flint

#06653C

Sandy Frost

#26502A

Sandy Rose

#13761A

Sandy Shell

#14573A

Soft Agate

#275941

Subdued Trail

#263922

Tender Fog

#293D2C

Tranquil Leaf

#1E4D2E

Worn Granite

Using hunter green in your home

Hunter Green can feel handsome or heavy depending on light. Use it in studies, entries, powder rooms, cabinetry, or exterior accents with cream trim, brass, walnut, tartan, or black. North light can make Gentle Glen look nearly charcoal. South light reveals the green in Mellow Vine. Check it beside orange floors. Hunter Green can lean muddy when the wood is very golden.

Frequently asked questions

Hunter Green vs Forest Green, which is darker?

Hunter Green is often just as dark, but it usually reads more muted. Forest Green can look leafier.

What trim color suits Hunter Green?

Cream trim is the classic choice. Warm white also works if the room needs sharper contrast.

Best Hunter Green paint colors?

Sample Sherwin-Williams Derbyshire (LRV 9), Benjamin Moore Buffett Green (LRV 10.56), or Glidden Black Spruce (LRV 30.9).