Light blue

A very light, misty blue that creates airiness, serenity and an almost invisible, balancing presence.

Horizon 613 is the lightest light blue in the Seegang Berlin color palette. It has very low saturation with high brightness and a very subtle greenish undertone. A color as delicate as a sun-drenched morning mist in an early summer birch grove. The color therefore appears airy, soft, and understated. From a perceptual psychology perspective, this hue creates spaciousness, tranquility, and a balanced mood in which forms and textures can speak for themselves. The tone evokes images of morning mist, milky glass, and diffused light on lime plaster. Horizon 613 is the lighter version of Hortensia 624.

This very pastel blue is rooted in the tradition of light-filled interiors in Scandinavian and Japanese-inspired living concepts, where understatement is considered a quality. In fashion, it lends itself to applications that bridge sportiness and elegance. In interiors, this color unfolds its subtle strength whenever tranquility and clarity are desired. Combined with light woods, stone, linen, glass, and off-white, it creates a serene, highly contemporary atmosphere. Against accents of sage green, dove gray, mauve, or deep blue, this shade forms a soft yet precise backdrop. For graphic layouts, it provides a subtle, sophisticated patina.

• Seasonal & festive applications: Spring brunch, weddings, christening ceremonies, daylight events, summer galleries
• Natural features: Morning mist, cloud cover, limestone, beach horizon, milky water
• Floristry plants: White eucalyptus, baby's breath, silverleaf, white hydrangea, tillandsias
• Harmonizing colors: Chalk white, oak, sage green, dove grey, blue grey, pink 630, lilac clair 628, ecro 607, silver 702.
• Contrasting colors: Charcoal black, indigo, moss green, terracotta, mustard yellow
• Similar colors: Misty white, silver gray, shell tone, chalk gray, pastel green-gray

You can order high quality velvet ribbon in Horizon 613 availabel in four different widths directly here.