Bush

General Information about #122B1A

The hexadecimal color code #122B1A, commonly referred to as 'Bush', represents a dark shade of green. It is composed of 7.1% red, 16.9% green, and 10.2% blue. In the RGB color model, it is defined as RGB(18, 43, 26). In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 138 degrees, a saturation of 40.9%, and a lightness of 12.2%. This color is often associated with nature, forests, and a sense of tranquility. Due to its dark nature, it is best used as an accent color or in combination with lighter shades to ensure readability and visual appeal. The color has a subtle and earthy tone, and can be incorporated into a variety of design applications.

The color #122B1A, also known as Bush, presents some accessibility challenges, particularly in text-based applications. Its low lightness value (dark shade) results in a low contrast ratio against standard white backgrounds. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) recommend a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text and 3:1 for large text. This color may not meet those standards, requiring careful consideration of foreground text colors. Using lighter shades of green, yellow, or even off-white text can improve readability. When using this color as a background, ensure sufficient contrast with all elements within it. For individuals with visual impairments, especially those with low vision, insufficient contrast can make content difficult or impossible to perceive. To make content accessible, consider using a color contrast checker to ensure compliance with accessibility standards and provide alternative color schemes that offer better contrast.

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• Web Design

  In web design, Bush (#122B1A) can serve as an accent color for elements related to nature, sustainability, or organic products. It can be utilized in website headers, footers, or buttons to evoke a sense of earthiness. However, it should be used sparingly for text as the low contrast may cause accessibility issues. When used for backgrounds, ensure sufficient contrast with foreground elements. The color works well in combination with neutral tones such as beige, light gray, or off-white to create a balanced and visually appealing aesthetic. In user interface design, it can highlight specific interactive components, but always prioritize readability for optimal user experience.

• Interior Design

  In interior design, Bush (#122B1A) brings a touch of nature indoors, fitting well in spaces aiming for a calm, grounded atmosphere. It works well in rooms with ample natural light. It can be used as an accent wall color, cabinetry finish, or in decorative elements like cushions and throws. When paired with natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, it enhances the organic aesthetic. However, avoid using it in poorly lit spaces as it may make the room appear darker. Balance it with lighter, warmer tones to create a welcoming and comfortable environment.

• Fashion

  In fashion, Bush (#122B1A) offers a subtle and sophisticated option, especially for fall and winter wardrobes. It can be used in clothing items such as jackets, sweaters, and trousers, providing a versatile neutral that complements various skin tones. It pairs well with earthy colors like brown, beige, and mustard, creating a cohesive and stylish look. Additionally, it can serve as an accent color in accessories such as scarves, belts, or handbags. For a more bold statement, combine it with contrasting colors like burgundy or gold.

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