Sash colour: characterisation, colour codes, shades and mixing

The colour of sedge is one of the many shades of green found in nature, most closely resembling the colour of the leaves of water plants such as sedge and reed. This green colour is rich and brightly toned, often with a slight yellowish or bluish tinge, which blends in perfectly with the aquatic vegetation in the natural environment. Sedge green works particularly well in design elements that seek to convey a sense of naturalness and tranquillity.

In interior design and decoration, the colour sash has become a frequently used element thanks to its comfort and harmony. This subtle Green shade can be an ideal choice for walls, furniture or textiles, creating balance in the space and helping to make the environment more welcoming. In addition, sasha is often used for outdoor furnishings and garden furniture, where it harmonises with the surrounding green plants and natural landscapes.

Sás colour RGB and HEX colour codes

The colour sash is a natural green shade with the following colour codes:
RGB: 143, 188, 143
HEX: #8FBC8F

Colour scheme	Code/Weights
Hex	#C0D6AB
RGB	rgb(192, 214, 171)
HSL	hsl(90, 34%, 75%)
HSV/HSB	hsv(90, 20%, 84%)
CMYK	cmyk(10, 0, 20, 16)
Contrasting colour	#CAB1D6
Complementary colour	#D6B6C0

Dark and light shades of mush

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Dark shades

Light shades

The complementary colour palettes of Sás

The colour sash gives a sense of naturalness and calm. By choosing the right colour palettes, you can achieve different harmonies and contrasts, whether complementary, analogue, monochrome, triad, tetrad, split complementary or neutral.

Complementary palette

Analogue palette

Monochrome palette

Triad palette

Tetrade palette

Split complementary palette

Neutral palette

What is the colour of sash?

The colour of sedge is usually a dull greenish or brownish shade, similar to the colour of naturally occurring sedge plants. The exact hue may depend on the context, but it is usually reminiscent of earth tones.

What does the colour of the sash depend on?

The colour of the sward depends on several factors, such as the amount and quality of nutrients in the soil, water supply, the amount of sunshine and the genetic characteristics of the sward variety. Soil pH and seasonal variations can also affect the colour of the sorrel.

How is it possible to mix the colours of the sash?

You can mix shades of green and yellow to achieve the sash colour. The sash colour is a natural, soft, greenish colour that is best achieved by mixing green with a little yellow until the desired shade is achieved.