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# Colour Palettes

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​The Brunel colour palette consists of Primary, Neutral and Secondary tones. It's important when working with the colours that you use the exact codes below to depict them accurately.

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​Primary palette​

​ | ​ | ​
--- | --- | ---
Pantone 200​ | Pantone 540​ | ​White
C 0 M 100 Y 90 K 10 | C 100 M 60 Y 90​ K 10 | ​
R 190 G 15 B 52 | R 0 G 50 B 91 | R 255 G 255 B 255
#be0f34​ | ​​#00325b | #fffff​

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​Secondary palette

​ | ​ | ​ | ​
--- | --- | --- | ---
​Pantone 321 | ​Pantone 2603 | ​Pantone 2716 | ​Pantone 871
​​C 100 M 0 Y 40 K 20 | ​​C 71 M 100 Y 0 K 0 | ​​C 44 M 25 Y 0 K 0 | ​​C 10 M 25 Y 90 K 35
R 0 G 137 B 152 | ​R 112 G 39 B 133 | ​R 132 G 165 B 220 | ​R 145 G 123 B 76
​#008998 | #702785​ | ​#84a5dc | ​#917b4c

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​Neutral palette

​ | ​
--- | ---
​Pantone Cool Grey 11 | ​Pantone Cool Grey 6
​C 0 M 0 Y 0 K 75 | ​C 0 M 0 Y 0 K 45
R 78 G 78 B 78​ | ​R 175 G 175 B 175
​#4d4e53 | ​#afafaf

Notes on using the colour palette:

- The colour palette is designed to be used across the whole of the university, with no specific colours reserved for set areas. The aim is to ensure a unified 'Brunel' look and feel in all areas.
- There will be occasions​ when it's impossible to exactly match colours (for example clothing): In these cases it is best to use the closest colour possible, rather than attempting to get an exact match.