Saybrook Sage

The Basics

What are people saying about this color?

Evoking the spring rains that bring the first cuttings of bright green color from the ground, Saybrook Sage has an herbacious color you can almost smell. It’s earthy, it’s bright but it’s not overly powerful and it can be the perfect color for your bedroom.

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This green is definitely a warmer, creamy and almost pastel green so it pairs really nicely with a warm or off white trim.

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Saybrook Sage is another beautiful sage green paint color. It has a little less yellow than Clary Sage and a bit more gray in it. Altogether, this makes it a bit more of a versatile sage green paint color. Saybrook Sage is a great wall color, or is beautiful on exteriors. This paint color looks great with creams, blues, grays and browns.

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What kind of spaces does it work best in?

This subtle, earthy gray-green gives a calming effect to spaces. It looks great on kitchen cabinetry, bedroom walls and areas that need a pop of color but not too much.

Where could you expect to see it?

Saybrook Sage is mostly used in bedrooms, living rooms, and libraries with a traditional feel, but designers are now pairing it with crisp whites and saturated blacks for a more modern yet timeless look.

Who shouldn't pick this color?

If you’re going for a modern, fresh look, Saybrook Sage reads more garden traditional due to its gray undertones.

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What's the LRV?

44.91. LRV measures the Light Reflectance Value, meaning the percentage of light (0-100) that bounces off a surface. 100 being purest white and 0 being purest black. Like other midtone colors, Saybrook Sage has a medium LRV, meaning it reflects a moderate amount of light.

Does it work as an exterior color?

Yes.

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