C2 Paint Green All 35, sorted honestly.
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
Every green in the C2 Paint deck, LRV 86 down to 6. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.
Hex values are display approximations from C2 Paint's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
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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 Green, Room by Room
Each room page shows green picks from every US brand side by side, 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.
How Deep Each Green Deck Goes
How many green colors each brand carries, drawn with that deck's own greens from light to dark. Pick your store first, then the color. Every brand equal, no favorites.
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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.
C2 Paint Green Paint FAQ
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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