This list includes 12 Colors that start with Z, from “Zaffre” to “Zuni Brown”. They range from deep indigos and rich browns to muted neutrals. These colors are useful for branding, web palettes, print and DIY projects.

Colors that start with Z are names that begin with Z and describe specific hues used in design and art. Many come from historical pigments or place names—Zaffre, for example, is a deep cobalt blue used in glassmaking.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Hex, RGB and Color psychology.

Name: The name shows the common label you use in copy, mood boards, palettes and search queries.

Hex: The hex gives the exact web color code so you can copy it directly into CSS, design tools or digital palettes.

RGB: The RGB values list red, green and blue components so you can mix, convert or match colors in digital work.

Color psychology: This column explains typical emotional or cultural associations to help you choose colors for branding and storytelling.

Colors that start with Z

NameHexRGBSource
Zaffre#0014A80,20,168Wikipedia (Color list)
Zucchini#0440224,64,34Wikipedia (Color list)
Zomp#39A78E57,167,142Wikipedia (Color list)
Zinnwaldite#EBC2AF235,194,175Wikipedia (Color list)
Zest#E5841B229,132,27Crayola Crayon
Zinc White#F2F0E9242,240,233Art-Paints.com (Pigment)
Zinfandel#542D3884,45,56Resene Paints
Zephyr#C8B9C6200,185,198Sherwin-Williams (SW 9166)
Zebra#3D3D3561,61,53Resene Paints
Zenith#30373E48,55,62Behr Paint (N490-7)
Zircon#F4F8FF244,248,255Sherwin-Williams (SW 7667)
Zuni Brown#BF9B6F191,155,111Dunn-Edwards Paints

Descriptions

Zaffre
A deep, intense blue with a hint of purple. Zaffre evokes feelings of depth, stability, and intelligence, making it popular in formal designs and branding.
Zucchini
A very dark green, like the skin of the vegetable. This earthy color suggests nature, health, and tranquility, often used in organic branding and rustic decor.
Zomp
A medium teal-green that feels both cool and refreshing. Zomp is associated with clarity and calm, making it a great accent color for modern and coastal themes.
Zinnwaldite
A soft, dusty brownish-pink mineral color. Its warm, earthy tone provides a sense of comfort and stability, often used in natural and calming interior palettes.
Zest
A bright, energetic orange reminiscent of citrus peel. Zest radiates enthusiasm and creativity, perfect for designs that need to grab attention and feel fun.
Zinc White
A clean, slightly cool off-white with a soft, neutral appearance. It conveys simplicity, purity, and modernity, widely used as a base color in minimalist design.
Zinfandel
A deep, rich reddish-purple, like the wine. This luxurious and sophisticated color evokes feelings of passion and elegance, often used for dramatic accents.
Zephyr
A soft, muted lavender with gray undertones, suggesting a gentle breeze. This calming color promotes relaxation and is ideal for creating serene, restful spaces.
Zebra
A dark, earthy gray-brown, like the muted tones in a zebra’s stripe. This color is grounding and sophisticated, acting as a strong neutral in contemporary design.
Zenith
A deep, slate blue-gray, reminiscent of the twilight sky. It feels strong, stable, and introspective, perfect for creating a modern, focused atmosphere.
Zircon
An extremely pale, cool blue-white, almost like a clear gemstone. It provides a crisp, clean, and airy feeling, often used to make small spaces feel larger.
Zuni Brown
A warm, sandy brown inspired by Southwestern landscapes. This earthy and inviting color creates a sense of comfort and connection to nature, popular in rustic decor.
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