Beau Vert

Beau Vert is the teal that actually has depth to it. It's darker and more saturated than Aqua Obscura, less muted, less apologetic about leaning green. Where Aqua Obscura sits in that careful balance between blue and green, Beau Vert tips the scale. It reads warmer and richer, almost like you're looking at it through slightly colored glass instead of a filter.

It works in product dashboards, fintech platforms, and healthcare interfaces where you need something that holds weight without feeling heavy-handed. Pair it with white type and it punches harder than After the Storm does, but it's not the clinical snap of Arctic Nights either. It's got enough saturation to anchor a layout without needing to isolate itself from secondary elements, and it doesn't flatten on warmer displays the way its muted neighbors can.

The thing to watch: it's saturated enough to shift slightly cooler on screen, depending on your display temperature and what sits beside it. Test it early against your actual backgrounds. It can veer toward blue-green on some setups, toward pure teal on others. That's not a flaw, it's just the trade-off for having real presence.