73 Shades of Lake Color

Explore different types of Lake colors for your website, brand or any project.

  1. #009eaf

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    Lake Blue Color

    Lake Blue is a bright turquoise at #009eaf. Pantone’s 17-4928 TCX Lake Blue converts to a darker, greener #008c96, so this one is closer to a glacier-fed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where fine rock flour turns the water milky turquoise.

  2. #2e8b57

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    Lake Green Color

    Lake Green carries the exact hex of the CSS named color SeaGreen, #2e8b57, so web developers have typed it for decades. It’s a cool mid-green with blue at 87, like a pond ringed by pines. The Lake Green color is steady and calm, a solid choice for a button or a badge.

  3. #dedddd

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    Silver Lake Color

    Pale near-neutral grey with the faintest warmth. Silver Lake color (#dedddd) is a quiet backdrop for walls and ceilings. It disappears completely under bright bulbs, which is sometimes exactly right.

  4. #b74a70

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    Lake Red Color

    Lake pigments are made by binding a dye to a mineral base, which is how painters turned madder root and cochineal into usable reds. Lake Red color (#b74a70) is a raspberry rose with blue in it, like a crimson lake glaze laid thin over white.

  5. #e2e7e7

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    White Lake Color

    A still lake at dawn holds pale grey-blue before the sun warms the surface. White Lake color takes that calm reflective tint. Bedrooms cool softly under this shade.

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