Sage and Teal

Sage and Teal connects two green families through a change in surface.

Sage Haze and Soft Sage feel dry and diffuse, while Sage Shadow compresses the leaf color before Tidal Green introduces a cooler, wetter direction.

Deep Teal and Wet Teal finish with greater visual density, as though the same restrained green had moved from a fuzzy leaf into reflected water or a concentrated feather patch.

The transition is about texture and depth as much as hue.

Horticultural sources describe common sage leaves as soft, gray-green, fuzzy, and textured. Cornell's Green-winged Teal profile describes gleaming and deep-green plumage patches.

These HEX values translate that contrast into design rather than sampling either subject literally.