Chartreuses

Chartreuse refers to a range of yellowish-green colors. The name originates from the green color of a French liqueur produced by the Carthusian monks, known as Chartreuse liqueur. This liqueur has been made since the 18th century and is famously a vibrant green. The color chartreuse is often described as being between green and yellow on the color wheel. It can range from a bright, almost neon hue to a softer, more muted shade depending on the specific tint. In fashion and design, chartreuse is frequently used as an accent color due to its striking and energetic quality. It can add a sense of vibrancy and modernity to a palette. The color is also associated with nature, evoking the fresh green of new leaves or certain types of foliage. Its visual impact makes it a popular choice for attention-grabbing elements.