Treetop Cathedral

Treetop Cathedral reads like deep canopy green that's been held in shade just long enough to lose its bite. Compared to Forestry's cooler, workroom calm, this one feels a touch more saturated and more grounded, like pigment rather than dyed fabric. It's also less rain-scoured and assertive than Godzilla, and it avoids Mysterious Mixture's dusk-soft mood by staying steadier in the midtones.

I reach for this shade when the UI needs a confident primary green without sliding toward leafiness or near-black territory. It works well for field mapping layers in utilities, status states in logistics control rooms, and emissions or compliance panels in municipal dashboards where you want "go" to feel planted, not damp or moody. In product terms, it's great for bold section bars, key chart lines, and section headers over dark panels where the green should hold its identity.

Pair it with off-whites that aren't too warm, or it can start to look heavy in large blocks; cool grays keep it crisp.