Seafoam Green Colors
Seafoam Green sits between green and aqua, lighter and softer than teal. It appears in bathrooms, coastal bedrooms, laundry rooms, kitchen backsplashes, and sunrooms with pale flooring.
Ancient Grove
Ancient Reed
Antique Wren
Aquamarine
Brushed Willow
Candy Plume
Crayola Sea Green
Dusty Tulip
Frosty Vine
Marine Cedar
Mellow Chalk
Mossy Shore
Muted Flint
Muted Sand
Natural Harbor
Natural Linen
Natural Thistle
Old Flint
Pale Canyon
Pale Isle
Pastel Aqua
Pastel Mint
Punchy Pebble
Quiet Pine
Raw Mesa
Raw River
Rustic Silk
Sandy Shore
Sea Foam
Seafoam
Seafoam Green
Seafoam Mist
Snowy Lake
Storm Loch
Tender Flint
Tender Star
Turquoise Green
Weathered Dew
Using seafoam green in your home
Seafoam Green works best when it has light around it. Use it in baths, bedrooms, laundry rooms, breakfast nooks, or cabinets with warm white trim, sandy neutrals, pale oak, nickel, or soft gray. North light can make Quiet Vine and Slate Birch cooler. South light warms Mellow Sand and makes the green feel gentler. Watch beige tile. Too much yellow in the tile can make seafoam look minty and thin.
Frequently asked questions
Seafoam Green vs Mint Green, what changes?
Seafoam Green is usually softer and more blue green. Mint Green can feel cleaner and brighter.
What trim works with Seafoam Green?
Warm white trim keeps Seafoam Green relaxed. Bright white gives it a crisper bathroom look.
Best Seafoam Green paint colors?
Try Benjamin Moore Antigua Aqua (LRV 75.36), Glidden Big Sky (LRV 86.8), or Sherwin-Williams Aquastone (LRV 49).