NCS S 5020-B90G

The code S 5020-B90G indicates that this color has 50% blackness, 20% chromaticness and 30% whiteness.

It is a dark teal color with a hint of blue.

You can use the following codes to convert this color to other color models:

• CMYK: 60, 0, 50, 52

• RGB: 57, 108, 83

• HSL: 151, 47, 42

Ralph Westwood had always been a man of the earth. His farm in rural Iowa was his sanctuary, a place where the only changes were the seasons and the occasional new tractor. So when the local town council suggested renovating the town hall with a "futuristic" color, Ralph was skeptical. The council had decided on NCS S 5020-B90G, a shade of green so unique it was almost otherworldly.

Jessica White, an engineer from the city, was the one who introduced the color. It was a groundbreaking hue designed to enhance human well-being and productivity. "It's not just any green," Jessica had explained. "It's supposed to create a calming yet invigorating environment. It's scientifically proven to improve mood and efficiency."

Despite his initial reluctance, Ralph agreed to oversee the project, partly out of curiosity and partly because the town's renovations were long overdue. The day the town hall was painted, Ralph stood back with a mixture of doubt and anticipation. The color, a deep, vibrant green with a hint of blue, seemed to pulse with an almost ethereal quality.

As days turned into weeks, Ralph noticed something strange. The townspeople, usually content with their small-town routines, were more engaged and energetic. The once sleepy town hall now buzzed with activity. People were more involved in community meetings, discussions were more animated, and a sense of excitement pervaded the air.

Jessica returned to evaluate the impact of the color, and the results were astonishing. Surveys revealed an unprecedented increase in positive mood and social interaction. Ralph, initially skeptical, was now fascinated. He and Jessica delved deeper into the research, discovering that NCS S 5020-B90G wasn't just a color but a catalyst for social change.

One evening, as Ralph and Jessica sat together in the town hall, they were approached by an elderly woman named Agnes, who had lived in the town her entire life. Agnes revealed a surprising truth: the color had ignited a long-buried sense of creativity and hope within the townspeople. She spoke of how the new color seemed to evoke memories of her youth, a time when the town was filled with promise and innovation.

Intrigued by this revelation, Ralph and Jessica decided to explore the origins of NCS S 5020-B90G. They uncovered that the color was developed using principles from ancient color theory, combined with modern psychological research. It was designed to harmonize with natural environments while fostering human connections.

The transformation of the town hall was more than just a cosmetic change; it was a reinvigoration of the community's spirit. Ralph, once a simple farmer, had witnessed firsthand how a single color could bridge the gap between tradition and modernity. Jessica, a scientist, had seen her theories manifest in a tangible, life-changing way.

In the end, NCS S 5020-B90G had done more than redesign a room - it had rekindled a sense of unity and optimism in a community that had long been dormant. Ralph and Jessica's collaboration proved that sometimes, the most profound changes come from the most unexpected sources.