Sage Colors

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What is Sage Color?

Sage is a muted green-gray color that takes its name from the sage plant. It's a calming, earthy tone that evokes nature, tranquility, and balance. The classic sage color (#B2BEB5) has a subtle green undertone with a grayish quality that makes it versatile and sophisticated.

Sage Colors on Digital Screens

Sage colors are defined by these color codes for consistent display across devices:

• • Classic Sage: #B2BEB5 (RGB: 178, 190, 181)
• • Green Sage: #9CAF88 (RGB: 156, 175, 136)
• • Light Sage: #CCD5AE (RGB: 204, 213, 174)
• • Deep Sage: #8A9A5B (RGB: 138, 154, 91)
• • Blue Sage: #AEC2B6 (RGB: 174, 194, 182)

Using Sage Colors in Design

Sage colors create a sense of calm and natural elegance in design. Here are some tips for using sage colors effectively:

• • Use sage as a neutral alternative to beige or gray
• • Pair sage with warm woods for a natural, organic feel
• • Combine sage with cream, white, or terracotta for a balanced palette
• • Sage works well as a background color that doesn't overwhelm
• • Use sage in spaces where you want to create a sense of tranquility

Colors That Complement Sage

• Cream
• Terracotta
• Dusty Rose
• Navy Blue
• Warm Gold

Sage Color Symbolism

Sage colors carry meaningful symbolism across different contexts:

Wisdom and healing, reflecting the sage plant's traditional medicinal uses. Balance and harmony, representing the color's position between green and gray. Tranquility and calm, creating peaceful environments. Sage also symbolizes growth and renewal, making it popular in spaces focused on wellness and mindfulness.

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