10 Shades of Russian Color
Explore different types of Russian colors for your website, brand or any project.
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White Russian Color
Jeff Bridges made the White Russian famous in the 1998 Coen brothers film The Big Lebowski, sipping Kahlua, vodka, and cream throughout. White Russian color (#f0e0dc) catches that milky coffee-cream blush. A bar corner or lounge warms up here.
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Black Russian Color
Black Russian is a near-black with a cool charcoal depth, named for the vodka-and-Kahlúa cocktail served in a dark tumbler. At #24252b it reads sleek and moody. It suits a dramatic, low-lit bar or dining corner.
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Grey Russian Color
Grey Russian is a cool, smoky grey with the faintest blue-green wash, like fog rolling over the Neva River. It stays neutral enough for a whole room yet never feels flat. The Grey Russian color pairs handsomely with charcoal and polished nickel.
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Russian Green Color
Russian green was used across 18th and 19th century Russia, turning up on palace roofs and military dress alike. The color is a muted mid-green with a grey base. It grounds a period interior beside cream and gold.
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Russian Green
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Grey Russian
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Black Russian
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White Russian
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Russian Olive
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Russian Red
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Russian Toffee
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Russian Uniform
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Russian Violet
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Russian Blue









