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Blues and Grays
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Most blues used today are grayed to mute the color. Complements of blue are creams, buffs and beiges, which will work for trim and door paint color. Ceilings can be painted in white or the an off white complement color (light cream, light buffs, or light beiges). Accents can be purples: wine colors or a deep plum. Analogous color schemes are various hues of blue, purple, red-purple, or blue purple. Simple color schemes will use various tints, shades or tones of blue.
Grays can be silver gray, gun metal gray or blue grays. Deep grays are good accent colors and can be combined with plum or wine accents. Complementry colors with gray are white and light gray tints and tones. Grays work together with blues very well and go well with the beige, creams and buffs also.
Color Schemes
4D5580
7B87AA
377295
6093B0
41476C
7899AB
93ADBB
8FBBBE
59969B
313651
546363
819494
C6C6C6
8F8F8F
535353
The colors depicted are created with the RBG "additive" color method. The hexadecimal color code is attached to each color for easy duplication on a computer.
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