Sea Green Colors

Sea Green sits between green and teal, deeper than seafoam and less blue than true teal. It appears on cabinets, tile, powder rooms, porch furniture, and water inspired accent walls.

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#01F9C6

Bright Teal

#1CAC78

Crayola Green

#3BB08F

Crayola Jungle Green

#17806D

Crayola Tropical Rain Forest

#50C878

Emerald Green

#44D7A8

Eucalyptus

#12C48F

Fierce Birch

#00A36C

Jade

#00A86B

Jade Green

#0BDA51

Malachite

#3CB371

Medium Sea Green

#00FA9A

Medium Spring Green

#319B7B

Mineral Thistle

#3EB489

Mint

#1D9143

Muted Spruce

#00FFD5

Neon Turquoise

#249454

Raw Birch

#2E8B57

Sea Green

#009E60

Shamrock

#45B08C

Spearmint

#00FF7F

Spring Green

#40826D

Viridian

#0C9D7B

Weathered Marsh

#179242

Weathered Tulip

Using sea green in your home

Sea Green is strongest in rooms with clean contrast. Use it for bath vanities, kitchen islands, doors, built ins, or a compact powder room with warm white trim, shell white, walnut, brass, or black. North light can make Bright Teal feel cooler. South light brings out the green in Jade and Shamrock. Avoid pairing it with too many blue grays. The color can drift teal and lose its green identity.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sea Green warm or cool?

Sea Green is usually cool because it leans blue. It still feels softer than a true teal.

What neutrals pair with Sea Green?

Warm white, shell white, walnut, black, and light greige work well. Cool gray can make it look bluer.

Best Sea Green paint colors?

Sample Glidden Aloha (LRV 56.8), Farrow & Ball Verdigris Green (LRV 44.4), or Behr Aruba Green (LRV 61.6).