RAL 330 55 10
Dusty Prairie
RAL 330 55 10 Dusty Prairie is defined by hue 330, lightness 55, and a low chroma of 10, a muted earthy mid-tone that bridges warm olive and grey with the quiet presence of dried prairie grass on weathered plains. It is a natural choice for wellness-inspired interior schemes, heritage restoration surfaces, and natural stone colour coordination. The restrained saturation gives it a sophisticated, geological quality that pairs beautifully with slate, limestone, and aged copper.
Color Reference
The RAL Design system uses Hue-Lightness-Chroma (HLC) notation. Hue describes the color family (0-360°), Lightness describes brightness (0-100), and Chroma describes saturation intensity (0-100+).
WCAG 2.1 AA requires 4.5:1 contrast for normal text. Results show this color as a background.
Spectrum & Perceptual Position
CIELAB is a perceptually uniform color space. Euclidean distance between two colors in this diagram closely matches human visual difference. The dot size shows your selected color; slightly larger dots are the nearest perceptual neighbors.
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Contrast ratios follow WCAG 2.1 guidelines. Green (≥4.5:1) passes AA for normal text. Amber (≥3:1) passes for large text only. Grey indicates low contrast.
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