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NCS S 5010-R70B
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#646B75RGB:
100, 107, 117CMYK:
20, 10, 0, 60HSL:
215°, 15%, 46%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dim grayin PANTONE:
PANTONE 431in RAL Classic:
RAL 7031in RAL Design:
RAL 290 40 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 810-4in NCS:
NCS S 5010-R90B 2024-08-30 Snargl 01:12
What color is NCS S 5010-R70B?
Example of the palette with the NCS S 5010-R70B color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
RAL Classic
RAL 6005
RAL 9005
RAL 9007
RAL 7032
RAL 7043
RAL Design
RAL 180 20 15
RAL 170 20 20
RAL 100 60 05
RAL 040 70 10
RAL 000 35 00
Funny stories about the 'NCS S 5010-R70B'
The Rise of the Blue Revolution
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Chromaville, there lived two unlikely heroes: Dr. Adam Yamamoto, a renowned color psychologist, and Tommy White, a humble factory worker. Their paths crossed in the most unexpected way, leading to the ascension of the color "NCS S 5010-R70B" in interior design.
Dr. Yamamoto was a man of science and precision. He spent his days in his lab, surrounded by color swatches and psychological studies. He believed that colors had the power to influence human emotions and behavior. One day, while experimenting with various shades of blue, he stumbled upon a unique hue: NCS S 5010-R70B. It was a vibrant, cool blue with a hint of red, and it immediately caught his attention.
Meanwhile, Tommy White worked at the local paint factory. He was known for his keen eye for detail and his ability to mix colors with unparalleled accuracy. One fateful afternoon, Tommy was tasked with creating a new batch of paint. As he mixed the pigments, he accidentally created a shade that was strikingly similar to Dr. Yamamoto's NCS S 5010-R70B.
Tommy, unaware of the significance of his creation, decided to take a sample home. He painted his living room with the new color, and to his surprise, it transformed the space. The room felt more spacious, calming, and inviting. His friends and family were amazed by the change and soon, word spread about Tommy's "magic blue."
Dr. Yamamoto, on the other hand, was conducting a study on the psychological effects of different colors. He invited participants to spend time in rooms painted with various hues. When it was time to test NCS S 5010-R70B, the results were astounding. Participants reported feeling more relaxed, focused, and even happier. Dr. Yamamoto knew he had discovered something special.
One day, while browsing through a local interior design magazine, Dr. Yamamoto came across an article about Tommy's living room transformation. The article mentioned the unique blue color that had captivated everyone. Intrigued, Dr. Yamamoto decided to visit Tommy's home.
When the two met, it was as if fate had brought them together. Dr. Yamamoto explained the scientific significance of the color, while Tommy shared his accidental discovery. They realized that they had both stumbled upon the same shade: NCS S 5010-R70B.
Together, they embarked on a mission to introduce this revolutionary color to the world of interior design. Dr. Yamamoto conducted seminars and workshops, explaining the psychological benefits of NCS S 5010-R70B. Tommy, with his practical skills, demonstrated how to mix and apply the color to achieve the best results.
Their efforts paid off. Interior designers, architects, and homeowners began to embrace NCS S 5010-R70B. It became the go-to color for creating serene and stylish spaces. Offices painted in this shade saw increased productivity, while homes felt more welcoming and peaceful.
As the popularity of NCS S 5010-R70B grew, Dr. Yamamoto and Tommy White became local celebrities. They were invited to speak at design conferences and featured in numerous publications. Their story of collaboration and discovery inspired many, proving that sometimes, the most extraordinary things happen when science and serendipity collide.
And so, the cool and laughable tale of Dr. Adam Yamamoto and Tommy White, and their journey to bring the color NCS S 5010-R70B to the forefront of interior design, became a legend in Chromaville. The Blue Revolution had begun, and there was no turning back.
Dr. Yamamoto was a man of science and precision. He spent his days in his lab, surrounded by color swatches and psychological studies. He believed that colors had the power to influence human emotions and behavior. One day, while experimenting with various shades of blue, he stumbled upon a unique hue: NCS S 5010-R70B. It was a vibrant, cool blue with a hint of red, and it immediately caught his attention.
Meanwhile, Tommy White worked at the local paint factory. He was known for his keen eye for detail and his ability to mix colors with unparalleled accuracy. One fateful afternoon, Tommy was tasked with creating a new batch of paint. As he mixed the pigments, he accidentally created a shade that was strikingly similar to Dr. Yamamoto's NCS S 5010-R70B.
Tommy, unaware of the significance of his creation, decided to take a sample home. He painted his living room with the new color, and to his surprise, it transformed the space. The room felt more spacious, calming, and inviting. His friends and family were amazed by the change and soon, word spread about Tommy's "magic blue."
Dr. Yamamoto, on the other hand, was conducting a study on the psychological effects of different colors. He invited participants to spend time in rooms painted with various hues. When it was time to test NCS S 5010-R70B, the results were astounding. Participants reported feeling more relaxed, focused, and even happier. Dr. Yamamoto knew he had discovered something special.
One day, while browsing through a local interior design magazine, Dr. Yamamoto came across an article about Tommy's living room transformation. The article mentioned the unique blue color that had captivated everyone. Intrigued, Dr. Yamamoto decided to visit Tommy's home.
When the two met, it was as if fate had brought them together. Dr. Yamamoto explained the scientific significance of the color, while Tommy shared his accidental discovery. They realized that they had both stumbled upon the same shade: NCS S 5010-R70B.
Together, they embarked on a mission to introduce this revolutionary color to the world of interior design. Dr. Yamamoto conducted seminars and workshops, explaining the psychological benefits of NCS S 5010-R70B. Tommy, with his practical skills, demonstrated how to mix and apply the color to achieve the best results.
Their efforts paid off. Interior designers, architects, and homeowners began to embrace NCS S 5010-R70B. It became the go-to color for creating serene and stylish spaces. Offices painted in this shade saw increased productivity, while homes felt more welcoming and peaceful.
As the popularity of NCS S 5010-R70B grew, Dr. Yamamoto and Tommy White became local celebrities. They were invited to speak at design conferences and featured in numerous publications. Their story of collaboration and discovery inspired many, proving that sometimes, the most extraordinary things happen when science and serendipity collide.
And so, the cool and laughable tale of Dr. Adam Yamamoto and Tommy White, and their journey to bring the color NCS S 5010-R70B to the forefront of interior design, became a legend in Chromaville. The Blue Revolution had begun, and there was no turning back.
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