Lime Green Colors

Lime Green sits between yellow and green, brighter and sharper than olive. It shows up on playroom accents, doors, garden furniture, kids rooms, and modern kitchen details.

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Atomic Tulip

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Atomic Vale

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Brilliant Spruce

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Candy Bloom

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Candy Dew

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Candy Mist

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Candy Willow

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Chartreuse

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Crayola Inch Worm

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Explosive Glacier

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Flash Horizon

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Flash Rose

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Grass Green

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Harlequin

#4CBB17

Kelly Green

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Lawn Green

#78CE27

Luminous Harbor

#54DA16

Luminous Pebble

#70C328

Punchy Heath

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Spring Bud

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Toxic Green

#8DE467

Ultra Chalk

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Ultra Plume

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Wild Moon

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Yellow Green

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Zesty Fern

Using lime green in your home

Lime Green can turn loud quickly, so control the area first. Use it on a powder room vanity, shelf interior, mudroom bench, exterior door, or one cheerful wall with simple finishes. North light makes Chartreuse and Spring Bud feel more acidic. South light warms the yellow side. Pair with crisp white, navy, charcoal, pale maple, or black hardware. Avoid yellow oak floors unless the sample proves the room can handle that much yellow green.

Frequently asked questions

Is Lime Green warm or cool?

Lime Green is warm for a green because it leans yellow. In cool north light, it can read sharper.

What trim goes with Lime Green?

Clean white trim works better than cream. Cream can make Lime Green look yellower.

Best Lime Green paint colors?

Sample Benjamin Moore Malachy Green (LRV 47.72), Benjamin Moore Spring Leaf (LRV 54.73), or Valspar Greenway (LRV 31.543).