C2 Paint · Green Paint Colors
C2 Paint Green Paint Colors
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Every green in the C2 Paint deck — 35 colors, LRV 86 down to 6 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 35 C2 Paint green paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from C2 Paint's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
Every green here tints across C2's full lineup — LUXE, Studio, LoVo, and Cabinet & Trim — sold through independent dealers and c2paint.com, so a color like Sage (C2-682) can carry from a wall to trim to cabinetry without a separate match. Deep colors like Chargreen (C2-694) are worth priming with a tinted gray primer first, which keeps the color from reading thin and patchy over plain white drywall.
Any paint store can color-match a C2 green from its code or a chip. C2's full-spectrum, 16-colorant tinting handles the gray-green middle of this family in a way a flat-black-based mix often can't replicate exactly, so a cross-brand match on colors like Lilypad (C2-683) can land close but shift slightly — test a sample before painting a full room.
Light to Dark
The whole C2 Paint green range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same green looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
This family runs from LRV 6 to LRV 86, the widest range in the C2 deck outside of blue, so LRV is the fastest way to narrow a search. Deep, saturated greens for a statement wall sit in the LRV 6 to 15 band: Chargreen (C2-694), Morris Green (C2-678, LRV 14), and Rainforest (C2-919, LRV 12) all hold true green rather than going muddy or brown. The LRV 30s to 40s, including Wasabi (C2-666, LRV 41) and Balsam (C2-684, LRV 47), give a livable mid-tone green for a full room.
At the top of the range, Gingko (C2-673, LRV 86) and Pistachio Nut (C2-672, LRV 81) are light enough to function as a whole-house neutral with a green cast rather than a true green statement.
C2 Paint Greens by Room
Each room page shows green picks from every US brand side by side — C2 Paint included — so you can compare in context.
Deep, saturated greens like Chargreen (C2-694) and Foliage (C2-661) suit a study, dining room, or kitchen cabinetry — the same territory dark navy or black would cover, but with more warmth and depth. The gray-green middle, Sage (C2-682) and Lilypad (C2-683), works especially well as a calming full-room bedroom or living room color, since it reads as a neutral more than a bold green. The pale end — Gingko (C2-673), Kiwi (C2-655) — brightens a kitchen, breakfast nook, or sunroom without going stark white.
Spearmint (C2-700, LRV 42) and Cucumber (C2-690, LRV 67) both sit in a fresh, clean range well suited to a bathroom.
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What C2 Greens Actually Look Like
Green is C2's second-largest family at 35 colors, and it covers an unusually wide territory: near-black moody greens, warm olives, gray-greens, and pale chartreuse. Chargreen (C2-694, LRV 6) is the deepest, reading almost as a green-black, while Foliage (C2-661, LRV 12) and Ka Ching (C2-693, LRV 9) sit close behind as rich, saturated forest greens. At the light end, Gingko (C2-673, LRV 86) is nearly white with a whisper of green, and Pistachio Nut (C2-672, LRV 81) and Kiwi (C2-655, LRV 70) both read as a soft, sunny chartreuse.
A large middle band of this family — Sage (C2-682, LRV 34), Lilypad (C2-683, LRV 34), Spanish Moss (C2-940, LRV 33) — leans gray-green rather than a clear, saturated green, which is the territory C2's full-spectrum tinting handles especially well against a flat-black-based mix that tends to go dull.
Pairing C2 Greens With Other Colors
Deep greens like Chargreen (C2-694) pair naturally with warm wood tones and brass hardware, echoing the botanical association the color already carries. Gray-greens like Sage (C2-682) sit close enough to C2's neutrals to work as a near-drop-in replacement for a beige or greige scheme that wants a little more character. Against C2's teals, a green like Foliage (C2-661) layers well with Halifax (C2-711) or Churchill (C2-730) for a cohesive, botanical-to-coastal palette.
For contrast, C2's warm terracottas — Kasbah (C2-573), Bonanza (C2-587) — sit opposite green on the color wheel and make a bold, confident accent pairing.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many green colors does C2 offer?
35 colors, C2's second-largest family after blue. It spans the near-black Chargreen (C2-694, LRV 6) all the way to the nearly white Gingko (C2-673, LRV 86), covering forest greens, gray-greens, olives, and pale chartreuse.
What is C2's deepest, richest green?
Chargreen (C2-694, LRV 6) is the deepest in the family, reading almost as a green-black. Foliage (C2-661, LRV 12) and Ka Ching (C2-693, LRV 9) are close behind and read as more clearly, unmistakably green.
Does C2 make a good gray-green or sage color?
Yes — Sage (C2-682, LRV 34) and Lilypad (C2-683, LRV 34) are the two most classic gray-greens in the family, sitting close enough to a neutral to work as an alternative to a beige or greige scheme with more character.
What's a good bright, light C2 green?
Gingko (C2-673, LRV 86) and Pistachio Nut (C2-672, LRV 81) are the palest in the family, both light enough to serve as a whole-house neutral with a green cast rather than a bold green statement. Kiwi (C2-655, LRV 70) is a step darker and reads as a soft chartreuse.
What colors pair with a C2 green?
Warm wood tones and brass hardware suit deep greens like Chargreen (C2-694). Gray-greens like Sage (C2-682) pair with C2's teals, such as Halifax (C2-711), for a botanical-to-coastal palette. For bold contrast, warm terracottas like Kasbah (C2-573) sit opposite green on the color wheel.
Can I color-match a C2 green at another paint store?
Yes, any paint store can match a C2 green from its code or a chip. C2's full-spectrum, 16-colorant tinting handles gray-greens differently than most mass-market mixes, so a cross-brand match on a color like Lilypad (C2-683) can shift slightly — test a sample first.
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