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NCS S 0505-Y40R
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HEX Triplet:
#FFF3D7RGB:
255, 243, 215CMYK:
0, 5, 21, 0HSL:
42°, 16%, 100%Closest colors:
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Papaya whipin PANTONE:
PANTONE 691in RAL Classic:
RAL 9001in RAL Design:
RAL 050 90 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 130-4in NCS:
NCS S 0505-Y50R 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 0505-Y40R?
NCS S 0505-Y40R is a very light and soft peach color.
It belongs to the NCS color system, which is based on how humans perceive colors.
NCS stands for Natural Color System, and it uses six elementary colors: white, black, yellow, red, green, and blue.
The NCS notation for a color consists of a letter and four digits.
The letter indicates the hue, which can be one of the elementary colors or a combination of two adjacent ones.
The first digit indicates the blackness, which is the percentage of black in the color.
The second digit indicates the chromaticness, which is the percentage of the hue in the color.
The last two digits indicate the nuance, which is the proportion of the two elementary colors in the hue.
For example, NCS S 0505-Y40R means that the color has 5% blackness, 5% chromaticness, and a hue that is a mixture of yellow and red, with 40% red and 60% yellow.
It belongs to the NCS color system, which is based on how humans perceive colors.
NCS stands for Natural Color System, and it uses six elementary colors: white, black, yellow, red, green, and blue.
The NCS notation for a color consists of a letter and four digits.
The letter indicates the hue, which can be one of the elementary colors or a combination of two adjacent ones.
The first digit indicates the blackness, which is the percentage of black in the color.
The second digit indicates the chromaticness, which is the percentage of the hue in the color.
The last two digits indicate the nuance, which is the proportion of the two elementary colors in the hue.
For example, NCS S 0505-Y40R means that the color has 5% blackness, 5% chromaticness, and a hue that is a mixture of yellow and red, with 40% red and 60% yellow.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 0505-Y40R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 0505-Y40R'
The Enigma of the Golden Glow
Manolo Nova, a passionate student of interior design, had always been fascinated by colors. His mentor, Professor Donatella Stewart, was renowned for her expertise in color theory and its application in creating harmonious living spaces. One day, Manolo stumbled upon a peculiar color code: "NCS S 0505-Y40R." Intrigued by its cryptic nature, he decided to seek Professor Stewart's guidance.
"Professor Stewart, have you ever heard of the color NCS S 0505-Y40R?" Manolo asked, holding up a swatch of the mysterious hue.
Professor Stewart's eyes twinkled with curiosity. "Ah, the Golden Glow," she said, recognizing the color immediately. "It's a unique shade, often overlooked but with immense potential. Let me tell you a story about its magical application."
Manolo leaned in, eager to learn more.
"Years ago," Professor Stewart began, "I was working on a project for an old mansion. The owner, a reclusive artist named Elara, wanted to transform her home into a sanctuary of creativity and inspiration. She had a particular fondness for warm, inviting colors but wanted something that would also spark her imagination."
Elara's mansion was a labyrinth of rooms, each with its own character. The challenge was to find a color that could unify the space while enhancing its unique features. After much deliberation, Professor Stewart decided to experiment with NCS S 0505-Y40R.
"We started with the grand foyer," she continued. "The walls were painted in the Golden Glow, and immediately, the space transformed. The color had a warm, golden undertone that made the room feel welcoming, yet it also had a subtle vibrancy that added a touch of mystery."
Manolo listened intently, imagining the transformation.
"As we moved through the mansion, we discovered that the Golden Glow had a chameleon-like quality," Professor Stewart explained. "In the library, it brought out the rich tones of the wooden shelves and made the room feel cozy and inviting. In the artist's studio, it reflected the natural light beautifully, creating a dynamic, inspiring environment."
Elara was thrilled with the results. The Golden Glow not only unified her home but also enhanced her creativity. She found herself more inspired than ever, creating masterpieces that were celebrated far and wide.
"But the most intriguing part," Professor Stewart said with a smile, "was the hidden message we discovered. One day, while Elara was painting in her studio, she noticed a faint pattern emerging on the walls. It was as if the color was revealing a secret."
Manolo's eyes widened with excitement. "What did it say?"
"It was a series of symbols and shapes," Professor Stewart replied. "After some research, we realized it was an ancient code, a message from the past. It spoke of harmony and balance, the very principles we had applied in our design."
Manolo was amazed. "So, the color itself held a secret?"
"Indeed," Professor Stewart said. "Colors have a way of communicating beyond the visual. They can evoke emotions, tell stories, and even reveal hidden truths. The Golden Glow taught us that sometimes, the most overlooked elements can hold the greatest mysteries."
Inspired by the story, Manolo decided to use NCS S 0505-Y40R in his next project. He applied the Golden Glow to a small apartment, transforming it into a warm, inviting space that felt much larger than it was. The color brought out the best in the furnishings and created a sense of unity throughout the home.
As he worked, Manolo couldn't help but wonder if the Golden Glow held any secrets for him. He spent hours in the apartment, observing the way the light played on the walls, hoping to uncover a hidden message of his own.
One evening, as the sun set and the room was bathed in the soft, golden light, Manolo noticed a faint pattern emerging on the walls. It was a series of symbols, much like the ones Professor Stewart had described. Excitedly, he began to decipher the code.
The message was simple yet profound: "Creativity thrives in harmony."
Manolo smiled, realizing that the Golden Glow had once again revealed its secret. He knew that he had found a powerful tool in his design arsenal, one that would help him create spaces that were not only beautiful but also inspiring.
And so, the legend of the Golden Glow continued, a testament to the mysterious and instructive power of color in interior design.
"Professor Stewart, have you ever heard of the color NCS S 0505-Y40R?" Manolo asked, holding up a swatch of the mysterious hue.
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Professor Stewart's eyes twinkled with curiosity. "Ah, the Golden Glow," she said, recognizing the color immediately. "It's a unique shade, often overlooked but with immense potential. Let me tell you a story about its magical application."
Manolo leaned in, eager to learn more.
"Years ago," Professor Stewart began, "I was working on a project for an old mansion. The owner, a reclusive artist named Elara, wanted to transform her home into a sanctuary of creativity and inspiration. She had a particular fondness for warm, inviting colors but wanted something that would also spark her imagination."
Elara's mansion was a labyrinth of rooms, each with its own character. The challenge was to find a color that could unify the space while enhancing its unique features. After much deliberation, Professor Stewart decided to experiment with NCS S 0505-Y40R.
"We started with the grand foyer," she continued. "The walls were painted in the Golden Glow, and immediately, the space transformed. The color had a warm, golden undertone that made the room feel welcoming, yet it also had a subtle vibrancy that added a touch of mystery."
Manolo listened intently, imagining the transformation.
"As we moved through the mansion, we discovered that the Golden Glow had a chameleon-like quality," Professor Stewart explained. "In the library, it brought out the rich tones of the wooden shelves and made the room feel cozy and inviting. In the artist's studio, it reflected the natural light beautifully, creating a dynamic, inspiring environment."
Elara was thrilled with the results. The Golden Glow not only unified her home but also enhanced her creativity. She found herself more inspired than ever, creating masterpieces that were celebrated far and wide.
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"But the most intriguing part," Professor Stewart said with a smile, "was the hidden message we discovered. One day, while Elara was painting in her studio, she noticed a faint pattern emerging on the walls. It was as if the color was revealing a secret."
Manolo's eyes widened with excitement. "What did it say?"
"It was a series of symbols and shapes," Professor Stewart replied. "After some research, we realized it was an ancient code, a message from the past. It spoke of harmony and balance, the very principles we had applied in our design."
Manolo was amazed. "So, the color itself held a secret?"
"Indeed," Professor Stewart said. "Colors have a way of communicating beyond the visual. They can evoke emotions, tell stories, and even reveal hidden truths. The Golden Glow taught us that sometimes, the most overlooked elements can hold the greatest mysteries."
Inspired by the story, Manolo decided to use NCS S 0505-Y40R in his next project. He applied the Golden Glow to a small apartment, transforming it into a warm, inviting space that felt much larger than it was. The color brought out the best in the furnishings and created a sense of unity throughout the home.
As he worked, Manolo couldn't help but wonder if the Golden Glow held any secrets for him. He spent hours in the apartment, observing the way the light played on the walls, hoping to uncover a hidden message of his own.
One evening, as the sun set and the room was bathed in the soft, golden light, Manolo noticed a faint pattern emerging on the walls. It was a series of symbols, much like the ones Professor Stewart had described. Excitedly, he began to decipher the code.
The message was simple yet profound: "Creativity thrives in harmony."
Manolo smiled, realizing that the Golden Glow had once again revealed its secret. He knew that he had found a powerful tool in his design arsenal, one that would help him create spaces that were not only beautiful but also inspiring.
And so, the legend of the Golden Glow continued, a testament to the mysterious and instructive power of color in interior design.
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