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NCS S 4502-R
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#7A7776RGB:
122, 119, 118CMYK:
0, 5, 5, 60HSL:
15°, 3%, 48%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Old lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 416in RAL Classic:
RAL 7003in RAL Design:
RAL 040 50 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 850-Min NCS:
NCS S 6000-N 2024-08-24 Snargl 02:10
What color is NCS S 4502-R?
NCS S 4502-R belongs to the R hue group, which means it has a red nuance.
The S stands for standardized, indicating that it is a fixed color.
The 4502 part of the code specifies the blackness, chromaticness and whiteness of the color.
In this case, the color has a blackness of 45%, a chromaticness of 2% and a whiteness of 45%.
This means that the color is a very dark, dull and grayish shade of red.
The hexadecimal value of NCS S 4502-R is #7A7776, and its RGB values are 122, 119 and 118.
The S stands for standardized, indicating that it is a fixed color.
The 4502 part of the code specifies the blackness, chromaticness and whiteness of the color.
In this case, the color has a blackness of 45%, a chromaticness of 2% and a whiteness of 45%.
This means that the color is a very dark, dull and grayish shade of red.
The hexadecimal value of NCS S 4502-R is #7A7776, and its RGB values are 122, 119 and 118.
Example of the palette with the NCS S 4502-R color
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Funny stories about the 'NCS S 4502-R'
The Color of Dreams: The Rise of NCS S 4502-R
Far-far away, in the bustling city of Warsaw, where history and modernity intertwined, two unlikely heroes were about to embark on a journey that would change the world of interior design forever. Calvin Moon, a visionary entrepreneur with a keen eye for trends, and Eva Buffalo, a talented writer with a passion for storytelling, were destined to cross paths in the most unexpected way.
Calvin Moon had always been fascinated by colors. As a child, he would spend hours mixing paints, creating new shades, and imagining the stories they could tell. This passion led him to establish his own interior design firm, "Moonlight Interiors," which quickly gained a reputation for its innovative use of color. However, Calvin was always on the lookout for something unique, a color that could redefine spaces and evoke emotions like never before.
Eva Buffalo, on the other hand, was a writer who believed that every color had a story. Her novels were filled with vivid descriptions of hues and shades, each one carefully chosen to reflect the emotions of her characters. Eva's latest book, "The Palette of Life," had become a bestseller, and she was now working on a new project that explored the psychological impact of colors on human behavior.
One sunny afternoon, Calvin and Eva's paths crossed at a design conference. Calvin was presenting his latest project, a series of rooms each painted in a different shade, designed to evoke specific emotions. Eva, intrigued by his approach, attended his presentation. As Calvin spoke about the power of colors, Eva felt a spark of inspiration. She approached him after the presentation, and they struck up a conversation that would change both their lives.
Calvin shared his dream of finding a color that could transcend traditional design boundaries, a color that could tell a story on its own. Eva, captivated by his vision, offered to help him in his quest. She suggested they explore the NCS (Natural Color System) catalog, a comprehensive system that categorized colors based on human perception.
After weeks of research and countless discussions, they stumbled upon a color that seemed to have a life of its own: NCS S 4502-R. It was a deep, rich shade of red with subtle undertones of brown and purple. The color exuded warmth, sophistication, and a sense of mystery. Calvin and Eva were both mesmerized by its potential.
Calvin decided to incorporate NCS S 4502-R into his next project, a boutique hotel in the heart of Warsaw. Each room was designed to highlight the color's unique qualities, from the luxurious velvet drapes to the carefully chosen artwork. Eva, inspired by the transformation, wrote a series of short stories set in the hotel, each one exploring the emotions and experiences of the guests.
The hotel's grand opening was a resounding success. Guests were enchanted by the ambiance, and the stories Eva had written added an extra layer of depth to their experience. Word of the hotel's unique design spread quickly, and soon, NCS S 4502-R became the talk of the town.
Designers and architects from around the world began to take notice. The color's versatility and emotional impact made it a favorite in both residential and commercial projects. Calvin's firm, Moonlight Interiors, saw a surge in demand, and Eva's stories were published in a collection that became a bestseller.
As NCS S 4502-R rose to prominence, Calvin and Eva's partnership flourished. They continued to collaborate on projects, each one pushing the boundaries of design and storytelling. Their work inspired a new generation of designers to think beyond aesthetics and consider the emotional impact of their creations.
In the end, NCS S 4502-R became more than just a color. It became a symbol of innovation, creativity, and the power of collaboration. Calvin and Eva's journey showed that when passion and vision come together, they can create something truly extraordinary.
And so, the color of dreams found its place in the world, forever changing the landscape of interior design.
Calvin Moon had always been fascinated by colors. As a child, he would spend hours mixing paints, creating new shades, and imagining the stories they could tell. This passion led him to establish his own interior design firm, "Moonlight Interiors," which quickly gained a reputation for its innovative use of color. However, Calvin was always on the lookout for something unique, a color that could redefine spaces and evoke emotions like never before.
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Eva Buffalo, on the other hand, was a writer who believed that every color had a story. Her novels were filled with vivid descriptions of hues and shades, each one carefully chosen to reflect the emotions of her characters. Eva's latest book, "The Palette of Life," had become a bestseller, and she was now working on a new project that explored the psychological impact of colors on human behavior.
One sunny afternoon, Calvin and Eva's paths crossed at a design conference. Calvin was presenting his latest project, a series of rooms each painted in a different shade, designed to evoke specific emotions. Eva, intrigued by his approach, attended his presentation. As Calvin spoke about the power of colors, Eva felt a spark of inspiration. She approached him after the presentation, and they struck up a conversation that would change both their lives.
Calvin shared his dream of finding a color that could transcend traditional design boundaries, a color that could tell a story on its own. Eva, captivated by his vision, offered to help him in his quest. She suggested they explore the NCS (Natural Color System) catalog, a comprehensive system that categorized colors based on human perception.
After weeks of research and countless discussions, they stumbled upon a color that seemed to have a life of its own: NCS S 4502-R. It was a deep, rich shade of red with subtle undertones of brown and purple. The color exuded warmth, sophistication, and a sense of mystery. Calvin and Eva were both mesmerized by its potential.
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Calvin decided to incorporate NCS S 4502-R into his next project, a boutique hotel in the heart of Warsaw. Each room was designed to highlight the color's unique qualities, from the luxurious velvet drapes to the carefully chosen artwork. Eva, inspired by the transformation, wrote a series of short stories set in the hotel, each one exploring the emotions and experiences of the guests.
The hotel's grand opening was a resounding success. Guests were enchanted by the ambiance, and the stories Eva had written added an extra layer of depth to their experience. Word of the hotel's unique design spread quickly, and soon, NCS S 4502-R became the talk of the town.
Designers and architects from around the world began to take notice. The color's versatility and emotional impact made it a favorite in both residential and commercial projects. Calvin's firm, Moonlight Interiors, saw a surge in demand, and Eva's stories were published in a collection that became a bestseller.
As NCS S 4502-R rose to prominence, Calvin and Eva's partnership flourished. They continued to collaborate on projects, each one pushing the boundaries of design and storytelling. Their work inspired a new generation of designers to think beyond aesthetics and consider the emotional impact of their creations.
In the end, NCS S 4502-R became more than just a color. It became a symbol of innovation, creativity, and the power of collaboration. Calvin and Eva's journey showed that when passion and vision come together, they can create something truly extraordinary.
And so, the color of dreams found its place in the world, forever changing the landscape of interior design.
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