Dim gray

Dim gray is a dark shade of gray that has equal amounts of red, green, and blue in its RGB color code.

The hexadecimal code for dim gray is #696969, and RGB values is 105, 105, 105.

The CMYK code for dim gray is C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:59, which means it has no cyan, magenta, or yellow, and 59% black.

The HSL code for dim gray is H:0° S:0% L:41.2%, which means it has a hue angle of 0 degrees, no saturation, and a lightness of 41.2%.

It is a neutral color that can be used to create contrast or harmony with other colors.

Dim gray can also be seen as a desaturated or toned-down version of pure black.

This color is sometimes confused with dark gray, which is another shade of gray that has a slightly higher brightness value.

Dim gray was first used as a color name in 1987, when it was included in the X11 color names, a set of standard colors for web browsers and graphic applications.

It is also one of the colors in the Crayola crayon collection, introduced in 1998.

Dim gray is a versatile color that can be used for various purposes, such as backgrounds, text, borders, shadows, or accents.

It can be seen as a dark and dull color, or as a rich and refined color.

This color can also evoke different feelings and associations, such as calmness, seriousness, elegance, or mystery.

• Yellow and dim gray: This is a statement color contrast that creates a lively and cheerful mood.
  Yellow adds a pop of brightness and warmth to the cool and neutral dim gray.
  You can use yellow as an accent color for accessories, furniture, or wall art.

• Light gray, black, and dim gray: This is a calming and minimalist color scheme that relies on different shades of gray to create depth and interest.
  Light gray softens the harshness of black and dim gray, while black adds a touch of drama and elegance.
  You can use light gray for the walls, black for the furniture, and dim gray for the accents.

• Rich colors and dim gray: If you want to create a sophisticated and luxurious look, you can pair dim gray with rich colors like burgundy, navy, emerald, or purple.
  These colors add a sense of richness and warmth to the dim gray, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
  You can use these colors for the curtains, rugs, pillows, or upholstery.

• Light, mid, and dark grays: This is a tranquil and modern color palette that uses different tones of gray to create a harmonious and relaxing space.
  You can mix and match light, mid, and dark grays for the walls, furniture, flooring, and accessories, and add some white or silver accents for some sparkle and contrast.