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Gray-blue is a low-saturation intermediate color created by mixing blue and gray, with a ratio of about 60%-70% blue and 40%-30% gray. It combines the tranquility of blue with the restraint of gray, creating a visual tone that is "cold but not icy." In bright light environments, it reflects bright light, highlighting smooth lines (such as building facades and car exteriors). In low light environments, it transforms into a deep, mysterious dark blue tone, enhancing the space's calm and steady atmosphere. Its cool and rational nature makes it suitable for office spaces and tech product design. The soft gray tones mitigate the coldness of blue, making it ideal for medical and creative spaces. Gray-blue paired with white creates a fresh and minimalist look, enhancing transparency (like in a Scandinavian-style living room). Gray-blue combined with gold adds a touch of luxury, perfect for furniture edging or lighting accents. Gray-blue paired with burgundy provides a striking contrast, creating a retro artistic ambiance. In architecture, gray-blue permeable concrete roads offer both functionality and aesthetics while reducing light pollution.