Palatinate purple
Blue Bell
UCLA Blue
Platinum
Canonical aubergine
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NCS S 4050-R70B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#343589RGB:
52, 53, 137CMYK:
95, 90, 0, 10HSL:
239°, 62%, 54%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark slate bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2738in RAL Classic:
RAL 5002in RAL Design:
RAL 270 30 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 590-6in NCS:
NCS S 4055-R70B 2024-08-30 Snargl 02:08
What color is NCS S 4050-R70B?
NCS S 4050-R70B means that this color has 40% blackness, 50% chromaticness, a red hue with 70% blue.
It is a dark and saturated bluish-red color.
NCS S 4050-R70B is similar to the color of some berries, flowers or gemstones.
This color can be used for architectural or industrial purposes, as it is available in different finishes and coatings.
NCS S 4050-R70B can evoke feelings of mystery, elegance or passion.
It is a dark and saturated bluish-red color.
NCS S 4050-R70B is similar to the color of some berries, flowers or gemstones.
This color can be used for architectural or industrial purposes, as it is available in different finishes and coatings.
NCS S 4050-R70B can evoke feelings of mystery, elegance or passion.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 4050-R70B color
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NCS (Natural Color System)
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 4050-R70B'
The Adventures of Sonja and Sandy: The NCS S 4050-R70B Room Makeover
Once upon a time in the bustling town of Colorville, there lived a quirky shop assistant named Sonja Ming and an eccentric engineer named Sandy Stewart. Sonja worked at the local paint shop, "Hue Haven," where she was known for her vibrant personality and her knack for matching the perfect colors to people's moods. Sandy, on the other hand, was a brilliant engineer who loved experimenting with colors and designs in her free time.
One sunny afternoon, Sandy walked into Hue Haven with a peculiar request. She wanted to redesign her living room using the most unusual and laughable color she could find. Sonja, always up for a challenge, immediately thought of the color "NCS S 4050-R70B." This color was a bold and striking shade of blue with a hint of red, often referred to as "Electric Blueberry."
"Electric Blueberry it is!" Sonja exclaimed with a mischievous grin. "Let's turn your living room into a masterpiece!"
Sandy was thrilled with the idea and couldn't wait to see the results. They decided to start the makeover the very next day. As they began painting, they couldn't help but laugh at the sheer audacity of the color. It was so bright and bold that it seemed to have a personality of its own.
As they painted, strange things started happening. The walls seemed to come alive with energy, and the room began to take on a whimsical and magical feel. The Electric Blueberry color seemed to dance and shimmer in the light, creating an almost hypnotic effect.
Sonja and Sandy decided to embrace the strangeness and added even more quirky elements to the room. They hung up neon signs with funny phrases, placed oversized bean bags in the corners, and even installed a disco ball in the center of the ceiling. The room was a riot of colors and laughter, and it quickly became the talk of the town.
People from all over Colorville came to see the Electric Blueberry room, and it wasn't long before Sonja and Sandy became local celebrities. They were invited to design other rooms in the town, each one more outrageous and laughable than the last. They used colors like "Lemon Zest," "Bubblegum Pink," and "Tangerine Tango" to create rooms that were as fun and unique as their creators.
One day, a famous interior designer named Maxine Marvel heard about Sonja and Sandy's work and decided to visit Colorville. She was so impressed with their creativity and boldness that she offered them a job at her prestigious design firm in the big city.
Sonja and Sandy were thrilled at the opportunity and accepted the offer. They moved to the city and continued to create laughable and strange room designs that brought joy and laughter to everyone who saw them. They even started their own line of quirky paint colors, with Electric Blueberry being the most popular.
And so, the adventures of Sonja Ming and Sandy Stewart continued, as they spread their love of color and laughter to the world. Their story became a legend in Colorville, and their legacy lived on in the vibrant and whimsical rooms they created.
One sunny afternoon, Sandy walked into Hue Haven with a peculiar request. She wanted to redesign her living room using the most unusual and laughable color she could find. Sonja, always up for a challenge, immediately thought of the color "NCS S 4050-R70B." This color was a bold and striking shade of blue with a hint of red, often referred to as "Electric Blueberry."
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"Electric Blueberry it is!" Sonja exclaimed with a mischievous grin. "Let's turn your living room into a masterpiece!"
Sandy was thrilled with the idea and couldn't wait to see the results. They decided to start the makeover the very next day. As they began painting, they couldn't help but laugh at the sheer audacity of the color. It was so bright and bold that it seemed to have a personality of its own.
As they painted, strange things started happening. The walls seemed to come alive with energy, and the room began to take on a whimsical and magical feel. The Electric Blueberry color seemed to dance and shimmer in the light, creating an almost hypnotic effect.
Sonja and Sandy decided to embrace the strangeness and added even more quirky elements to the room. They hung up neon signs with funny phrases, placed oversized bean bags in the corners, and even installed a disco ball in the center of the ceiling. The room was a riot of colors and laughter, and it quickly became the talk of the town.
People from all over Colorville came to see the Electric Blueberry room, and it wasn't long before Sonja and Sandy became local celebrities. They were invited to design other rooms in the town, each one more outrageous and laughable than the last. They used colors like "Lemon Zest," "Bubblegum Pink," and "Tangerine Tango" to create rooms that were as fun and unique as their creators.
One day, a famous interior designer named Maxine Marvel heard about Sonja and Sandy's work and decided to visit Colorville. She was so impressed with their creativity and boldness that she offered them a job at her prestigious design firm in the big city.
Sonja and Sandy were thrilled at the opportunity and accepted the offer. They moved to the city and continued to create laughable and strange room designs that brought joy and laughter to everyone who saw them. They even started their own line of quirky paint colors, with Electric Blueberry being the most popular.
And so, the adventures of Sonja Ming and Sandy Stewart continued, as they spread their love of color and laughter to the world. Their story became a legend in Colorville, and their legacy lived on in the vibrant and whimsical rooms they created.
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