Four Leaf Clover

Four Leaf Clover looks like fresh leaf tone that's been pulled just back from the spotlight. Compared with Crispy Crunch, it's less openly saturated and more moderated, so it doesn't feel like it's "popping" off the screen. And versus Bavarian Green's warm olive authority, this one leans cooler and slightly duller, with a softer green-gray undertone.

I use it when the UI needs to feel grounded, not loud. Think sustainability reporting and environmental monitoring views, clinical or wellness content panels, and the kind of editorial layouts where green should read steady behind charts and labels. It's calm but not lifeless, and that balance is the one you reach for when other greens either fatigue (too gray) or demand attention (too bold). Pair it with crisp off-white, slate, and medium-warm wood tones for a clean, natural rhythm.

Quirk: at small sizes it can read a touch more muted than you expect, so it's worth testing with your real text weight and icon color before you commit to full sections.