tealgreen

Tealgreen is a color name used in design to describe a shade that sits between teal and green. The term is not part of a formal color catalog such as the X11/CSS standard, but it appears in artist palettes, interior decorating, and branding to evoke a blue-green, mid-to-dark tone with a green bias.

In digital color spaces, tealgreen can be represented by a range of values. Its hue commonly lies in the blue-green region, roughly 150° to 170°, with moderate to high saturation and variable lightness. Common approximations for tealgreen include hex codes in the range from around #2E8B57 (sea green/teal-green) to #1E8C69, but exact appearance depends on illumination and display. It is typically positioned between teal (#008080) and green (#008000) on the color wheel.

Usage notes: Tealgreen is favored in modern branding and interiors for a calm, sophisticated feel. It pairs well with neutrals such as cream, gray, or charcoal, and with metallics like gold or brass. In fashion, it can read as earthy yet modern. Lighting, material texture, and print process will affect perceived warmth.

Because it is not an official color name, tealgreen can refer to a range of hues across the teal-green spectrum, with variations in saturation and brightness. In print and digital media, designers specify it using specific color values rather than relying on the label.

See also: teal, sea green, turquoise.