Sage Green Colors
Sage Green sits between yellow green and gray, with enough softness to avoid a bright garden read. It appears in bedrooms, kitchens, baths, entry halls, laundry rooms, and whole house palettes.
Antique Meadow
Ash Gray
Asparagus
Brushed Lagoon
Brushed Linen
Classic Loch
Dark Sea Green
Faded Dew
Gentle Spruce
Laurel Green
Mossy Straw
Muted Chalk
Muted Silk
Natural Dusk
Natural Wren
Old Maple
Pale Frost
Raw Horizon
Sage Green
Sage Leaf
Sandy Reed
Sandy Sand
Smoky Vale
Smoky Violet
Subdued Harbor
Tender Cloud
Tender Hollow
Timeworn Stone
Vintage Frost
Worn Harbor
Using sage green in your home
Sage Green is useful where calm color needs to live with real finishes. Use it on bedroom walls, kitchen cabinets, baths, mudrooms, or trim with warm white, oatmeal, mushroom, pale oak, or soft black. North light can make Raw Slate look cooler and grayer. South light warms Gentle Lotus. Check the sample beside stone. Green gray counters can make sage disappear, and orange floors can push it olive.
Frequently asked questions
Is Sage Green warm or cool?
Sage Green is usually neutral to cool because gray softens it. Yellow leaning sage can read warmer.
What trim color goes with Sage Green?
Warm white trim is usually the cleanest choice. Cream works if the sage has a yellow undertone.
Best Sage Green paint colors?
Sample Farrow & Ball Breakfast Room Green (LRV 62.2), Sherwin-Williams Fresh Eucalyptus (LRV 48), or Behr Agave Plant (LRV 57.9).