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A white color page presenting seven named swatches as a row of large circles with full CMYK, RGB, and hex specs for a black-white-gray plus blue-and-tan palette.
Summary
The print color page: seven named swatches shown as large circles in a single row, each with CMYK, RGB, and hex values, defining a black/white/gray system plus an Aegean blue and a Camel Hair tan accent.
Visual description
On white, "COLOR PALETTE - a refined selection" sits top-left in Garamond and italic. A horizontal row of seven big circular swatches runs across the middle: Noir (black), Blanc (white, shown as a thin-outlined circle), Ebony (near-black), Pewter (mid gray), Fog (light gray), Aegean (deep navy blue), and Camel Hair (warm tan). Under each circle, a small block lists the color name in bold and its CMYK / RGB / HEX breakdown. Two centered gray lines beneath explain that black, white, and grays form the base while Camel Hair and Aegean are secondary accents. A page-numbered footer sits at the bottom.
Key takeaway
Showing colors as large circles rather than chips makes a restrained palette feel considered and premium, and rendering white as an outlined circle is a neat way to include it honestly. The full CMYK/RGB/HEX block under each keeps the page production-ready while staying elegant. The palette logic itself, a deep monochrome base plus exactly two accents, is worth borrowing.
Reuse notes
A clean, reusable print-palette page for any brand book. The circle-plus-spec module scales to more or fewer colors. The minimal-plus-two-accent strategy suits luxury and editorial brands that want color to come from imagery, not the palette. Confirm values are correct before reuse; this page is the source of truth for the deck's hexes.
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