4 Shades of Enamel Color
Explore different types of Enamel colors for your website, brand or any project.
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Enamel Blue Color
Enamel Blue color (#00758e) is a deep teal blue with zero red, green at 117, and blue at 142. It’s the shade of vintage enamelware coffee pots and camp mugs from the 1950s. In dim rooms it sinks toward petrol blue, though the gloss of real enamel never translates to a flat swatch.
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Enamel Antique Green Color
Enamel Antique Green color is a mid teal with grey in it, #427f85, like chipped enamel on an old French coffee pot. It’s softer than Zirconia Teal, and the grey keeps it from feeling new, which is the whole point of the antique in the name.
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Enamel Green Color
Enamel kitchenware of the 1930s often came in pale sage like this. Enamel Green color (#bacca8) is a soft grey-green near Byakuroku Green but lighter. It looks like a vintage bread bin and warms under lamps.
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Enamel Antique Green
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Enamel Green
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Enamel Blue
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Egyptian Enamel

