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Cisco Telepresence Room Design Palettes Quick Reference Guide Cisco TelePresence® TX9000-9200 Design Palette Guide 1 Cisco TelePresence® Cisco TelePresence® The Cisco TelePresence® TX9000 Series (TX9000) is the new benchmark for immersive “in-person” collaboration. With modern design and advanced functions, the TX9000 Series enables business transformation through natural and effective communication with enhanced collaboration tools. The TX9000 Series features two products: the one-row TX9000 seats up to six participants and the two-row TX9200 seats up to 18 participants. These new three-screen telepresence systems combine life-size, high-definition video and content sharing, spatial audio, and an advanced touch user interface, all integrated into a specially-designed room environment for the ultimate immersive experience. 3 Light & Airy Modern Warmth Rich & Bright Stark Contrast Luxurious & Calm Elegant & Earthy Traditional Warmth 4 Cisco TelePresence® Design Palette Guide The color temperature, intensity and positioning of lights in a room produce unique reactions from paint colors. Cisco has tested a broad spectrum of hues to identify the paint colors that work best with Cisco TelePresence camera, lighting and plasma technology, while also complementing the skin tones of participants and creating a comfortable atmosphere. Cisco TelePresence technology performs best when colors are neutral and reflect a certain amount of light. Our first and second generations of color palettes use warm earth tones and neutral tones to ensure participants are portrayed in the most accurate manner possible. Our newest color palettes build on all the previous concepts, adding flexibility through a three-color approach. They also provide greater design detail, with recommendations for fabrics and carpets. The three color categories include: • Field, or main color • Complement, or secondary optional color • Detail color for trims and moldings These combine to create an immersive Cisco TelePresence experience. You can learn about the three color categories in more detail on page 22. The physical components in a Cisco TelePresence room, including lighting, furniture, decorations, give the space its identity and provide an opportunity for corporate branding. Organizations are advised to design their immersive Cisco TelePresence rooms to reflect both their corporate and local cultures. Consulting with your organization’s corporate branding team is encouraged. Note: This color guide is used in conjunction with the Cisco TelePresence Room Design Guide and the Cisco TelePresence Room Readiness Assessment (RRA) process to insure the best Cisco TelePresence experience. For more design information, please visit: www.cisco.com/go/roomdesign 5 FIELD FABRIC The Light & Airy palette reflects simplicity and BM Elephant Tusk / Tundra 7064 / A12 a casual refinement. It is inspired by the open, OC-8 Carnegie light-saturated spaces of modern high-rises; the calm and spacious interiors of museums; and the clean, minimalist spaces of high-end boutiques. The finishes are monochromatic COMPLEMENT CARPET ivories and whites, highlighted by glass, metal BM Sandy Hook Gray / Corded Tile 59491 / details and wood tones. Light & Airy is especially HC-108 Sterling 91150 recommended for brightening and enlarging Shaw small and medium sized spaces. DETAILS BM White Chocolate / OC-127 Light & Airy 6 Light & Airy 7 FIELD FABRIC Modern Warmth evokes a contemporary and BM Revere Pewter / Ponte 5510 / 103 understated sophistication. Inspired by modern HC-172 Carnegie and intimate lounges, it uses muted organic tones, natural woods, felts and soft textures to create a refined and inviting environment. COMPLEMENT CARPET BM Weimeraner / Minimal Tile 59164 / AF-155 Seam 64761 Shaw DETAILS BM Dune White / 968 Modern Warmth 8 9 FIELD FABRIC Classic elegance is the underlying theme for BM Castle Wall / 1573 Twilight 5274 / 31 Rich & Bright. The palette draws on the style Carnegie of high-end law offices and contemporary restaurants, mixing complementary warm and cool tones with layered textures. Vibrant copper accents offset the rich wood tones and sage COMPLEMENT CARPET green hues, giving the room an expressive, BM Stonybrook / 1566 Glitz 59360 / Black soothing atmosphere. Cashmere 60505 Shaw DETAILS BM Swiss Coffee / OC-45 Rich & Bright 10 11 FIELD FABRIC The Stark Contrast palette provides a crisp, BM Dolphin / AF-715 Journey 6292 / 10 dramatic feel for medium to large rooms. Carnegie The softly contrasting mouse grays and foamy whites are juxtaposed against off-blacks and deep browns, creating a strikingly chic environment. This understated, yet bold palette COMPLEMENT CARPET takes its cues from contemporary boutique BM Gray Mist / 962 Embellish Tile 59573 / hotels and modern VIP airport lounges. Lacquered Metal 71598 Shaw DETAILS CARPET BM Iron Mountain / Embellish Tile 59573 / 2134-30 Lacquered 71597 Shaw Stark Contrast 12 13 FIELD FABRIC Luxurious & Calm offers a refreshing BM Montpelier / Ponte 5510 / 162 combination of soft, sea-inspired blue hues, AF-555 Carnegie warm woods and gilded metal accents. Influenced by the invigorating and welcoming atmosphere of contemporary corporate lobbies and visitor centers, this palette subtly energizes COMPLEMENT CARPET rooms of any size with cool, calming neutrals BM Adagio / 1593 Icon Tile 59423 / and complementary hues. Ultra Vixen 21761 Shaw DETAILS BM Refined / AF-75 Luxurious & Calm 14 15 FIELD FABRIC Modern museum spaces and high-end BM Shale / 861 Blockade 5276 / 24 residential buildings provide the inspiration Carnegie for the Elegant and Earthy palette. Warm grays and natural textures are enriched by off-black details and golden accents. This understated scheme works particularly well when combined COMPLEMENT CARPET with golden wood tones. BM Ashley Gray / Gradient Tile 59534 / HC-87 Charcoal 34500 Shaw DETAILS BM Iron Mountain / 2134-30 Elegant & Earthy 16 17 FIELD FABRIC Traditional Warmth draws its refined, timeless BM Weimeraner / Tundra 7064 / A13 feel from a combination of warm French grays, AF-155 Carnegie subtle peach tones, and creamy whites mixed with blond woods. This scheme, which draws on the tranquil intimacy of a luxury spa, is ideal for bringing a sense of comfort, calm and COMPLEMENT CARPET sophistication to medium and large rooms. BM Hush / AF-95 Minimal Tile 59164 / Seam 64761 Shaw DETAILS BM Swiss Coffee / OC-45 Traditional Warmth 18 19 Overview Details The Cisco Telepresence® color palettes are designed to work in a broad range of environments. Each has been tested to ensure it creates optimal images on the display, works with participants’ skin tones and provides a pleasing overall atmosphere. Although each palette may be used in a variety of ways in almost any room, we recommend using color, especially Field colors, on the walls to achieve optimal picture quality. 20 Recommended Combinations Recommended color palettes for walnut: Recommended color palettes for maple: While all seven color palettes work well with both the Walnut and Maple wood finishes Cisco offers, the best results may be achieved by using the following palette and wood combinations: Light & Airy Luxurious & Calm Modern Warmth Elegant & Earthy Rich & Bright Traditional Warmth Stark Contrast 21 Light & Airy * Recommended with Walnut Modern Warmth * Recommended with Walnut 22 Rich & Bright * Recommended with Walnut Stark Contrast * Recommended with Walnut 23 Luxurious & Calm * Recommended with Maple Elegant & Earthy * Recommended with Maple 24 Traditional Warmth * Recommended with Maple 25 Color Palette System Description Each color palette is comprised of three colors, Each palette also includes suggestions for Suggested color proportions: defined as Field, Complement, and Detail. fabrics and carpets. The suggested fabrics can be used in both the Field and Complement Color The Field Color is the dominant color and areas of your Cisco TelePresence® room, without should be present on most surfaces in the causing any undesired optical effects on camera. camera’s field of view. The suggested carpets are generally in darker Field Complement Details tones to help ground the environment and tie all The Complement Color is an optional secondary design elements together. color that can be applied to walls, architectural features, upholstery, window coverings or Please refer to the Application Example for other elements. guidance on how and where to apply the palette in your teleconference space. The Detail Color is recommended for the trim elements, such as baseboards, door frames, moldings and ceilings. It should appear only marginally in the camera field. 26 Application Example: Legend Field The predominant color: most surfaces visible in camera’s field of view. Complement The secondary color: architectural features, fabrics, upholstery and window coverings. Details The detail color: baseboards, door frames, mouldings, ceilings, etc. This color should appear only marginally in the camera field. 27 Color & Materials Specifications Details In the following pages you will find the Because of the vast number of color systems and specifications for recommended Cisco paint manufacturers throughout the world, it is TelePresence® color palette, including not possible to identify matching colors for each colors, fabrics and carpets. paint manufacturer or provider. To translate colors to your local paint system and for an accurate Questions regarding the availability of certain representation of the paint colors, request a color finishes or requests to use colors outside the sheet from Benjamin Moore (see vendors section
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