“What caught my eye as a designer, as with most industrial plants and control rooms of that time, besides the knobs, levers, and buttons, was the use of a very specific seafoam green…” It’s time for some color theory…
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“What caught my eye as a designer, as with most industrial plants and control rooms of that time, besides the knobs, levers, and buttons, was the use of a very specific seafoam green…” It’s time for some color theory…
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Man I love standardization 😍
Love this! Also, this particular “decluttered” green is very similar to British hospital green, also a color theory time capsule https://www.museion.ku.dk/blog/why-are-hospitals-associated-with-the-colour-green/
(Hex #9BE5AA for you color nerds)
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