Spring Colors
Spring colors are easy on kitchens, baths, nurseries, laundry rooms, and garden rooms where fresh green or aqua makes sense. The range lives between yellow green and blue green, with mint, sage, and aquamarine undertones. It feels airy.
Alpine Breeze
Alpine Crest
Ancient Birch
Antique Crest
Celadon
Classic Glen
Classic Grove
Classic Star
Clouded Leaf
Clouded Slate
Clouded Violet
Crayola Granny Smith Apple
Crayola Sea Green
Dark Sea Green
Dusty Hollow
Faded Slate
Faded Thistle
Frosty Cove
Gentle Spruce
Hazy Lagoon
Hushed Juniper
Hushed Mist
Hushed Spruce
Light Teal
Medium Aquamarine
Mellow Dew
Mineral River
Muted Chalk
Muted Haven
Muted Mist
Muted Silk
Natural Dusk
Natural Lichen
Natural Wren
Old Mist
Old Stone
Pale Frost
Pastel Aqua
Pastel Green
Pastel Mint
Pastel Sage
Pistachio
Quiet Heath
Quiet Mist
Raw Harbor
Raw Moon
Rustic Canyon
Rustic Lark
Rustic Orchid
Sage Green
Sandy Reed
Sandy Sand
Seafoam Mist
Smoky Grove
Smoky Petal
Smoky Violet
Stone Dew
Subdued Hollow
Tender Cloud
Tender Frost
Using spring in your home
Use Spring colors where daylight can keep them clean: east kitchens, baths, bedrooms, porches, and mudrooms. North light can cool Pastel Aqua and Medium Aquamarine. South light warms Sage Green and yellow greens. Pair with warm white trim, pale oak, rattan, stone, soft coral, or navy. The warning is old cream trim. It can make fresh green look sharper than expected.
Frequently asked questions
Can Spring colors work on all four walls?
Yes, especially when they are muted green or aqua. Very bright mint is better on a vanity, door, or laundry accent.
Best Spring paint colors?
Try Glidden Almost Aloe (LRV 85.2), Benjamin Moore Aberdeen Green (LRV 63.92), or Sherwin-Williams Aloe (LRV 55).
What colors go with Spring green?
Cream, pale oak, soft coral, navy, tan, and warm gray work well. Avoid cold blue white trim.