grayblue

Grayblue is a descriptive term for a color that sits between gray and blue, characterized by a muted, cool hue. It lacks strong saturation, producing a calm, neutral appearance. The name combines gray and blue, and it is used across design disciplines to convey restraint, sophistication, and versatility.

Because there is no universal standard for grayblue, the exact shade varies widely. In digital color systems it can range from light, bluish grays to deeper slate-like tones. Common references include slate gray (#708090) and cadet blue (#5F9EA0), which illustrate the balance of gray and blue; different industries may identify different swatches as grayblue depending on context.

Applications of grayblue span interior design, fashion, and graphic design. In interiors, it is used for walls, textiles, and furniture to create cool, serene environments. In fashion, it appears in outerwear, suiting, and knitwear as a versatile, timeless option. In branding and editorial design, grayblue palettes support legibility and a restrained, professional aesthetic.

See also: gray; blue; blue-gray; slate.