silver
A light gray facade color typical of many metals, with shininess optional, represented by hex triplet C0C0C0.
Silver is a light but not excessively pale shade of gray, and is the most typical shade for many common metals, especially aluminum, stainless steel, zinc, silver, and titanium. Although the name of the color may suggest shininess, it may also be applied to rough materials with a similar color, including unpainted concrete as well as various forms of marble and granite.
Hex triplet: C0C0C0
A rough stone or concrete surface can have this color without metallic gloss. Platinum is a still paler gray shade. The hex triplet is a comparison sample for a range of similar facade colors, rather than an exact-match requirement.
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ash
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black
A black or extremely dark gray facade color, sometimes appearing lighter through reflection or wear, with reference hex 000000. -
charcoal
A dark neutral-gray facade color between medium gray and black, represented by hex triplet 606060. -
gray
A neutral medium-gray facade color between black and white, represented by the reference hex triplet 808080. -
platinum
A very pale gray facade color between silver and white, represented by the reference hex triplet DCDCDC. -
slate
A light-to-medium gray facade color with a slight blue tint, represented by hex triplet 708090. -
steel gray
A very dark gray facade color with a slight blue tint, represented by hex triplet 374550. -
white
A white or very pale off-white facade color, including light cream tones, represented by hex triplet FFFFFF.