Hunter green
Dark sienna
Pale brown
Asparagus
Pastel gray
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PANTONE 2325
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A59675RGB:
165, 150, 117CMYK:
36, 36, 56, 6HSL:
41°, 29%, 65%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Grulloin PANTONE:
PANTONE 451in RAL Classic:
RAL 1019in RAL Design:
RAL 070 60 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 780-5in NCS:
NCS S 3010-Y10R 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:08
What color is PANTONE 2325?
PANTONE 2325 is a shade of brown with a hexadecimal color code of #A59675.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 64.71% red, 58.82% green and 45.88% blue.
This color has a hue angle of 41°, a saturation of 29%, and a lightness of 65%.
PANTONE 2325 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, color sets, and plastic chips.
This color used for different purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home, and interiors.
PANTONE 2325 is a warm and earthy color that evokes a sense of comfort, stability, and reliability.
This color can create a natural, organic, and rustic mood.
It can also be used to enhance the texture, shape, or mood of an object or a space.
In the RGB color model, it is composed of 64.71% red, 58.82% green and 45.88% blue.
This color has a hue angle of 41°, a saturation of 29%, and a lightness of 65%.
PANTONE 2325 is available in various Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, color sets, and plastic chips.
This color used for different purposes, such as graphic design, fashion, home, and interiors.
PANTONE 2325 is a warm and earthy color that evokes a sense of comfort, stability, and reliability.
This color can create a natural, organic, and rustic mood.
It can also be used to enhance the texture, shape, or mood of an object or a space.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2325 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2325'
The Pantone Palooza: Nexia and Vivienne's Colorful Conundrum
Far-far away, in the sleepy town of Chromaville, where paint swatches were the talk of the town, two unlikely heroes were about to paint their lives - and their town - in a whole new hue.
Nexia Yamamoto, a cheerful car service worker with a knack for fixing engines and an eye for detail, had just finished her shift. Her uniform was covered in motor oil, but she didn’t mind; she was too excited about the town's new initiative: a competition to redesign the community center with the revolutionary color, Pantone 2325. This wasn’t just any color - it was a bold, vibrant shade of pink that promised to transform any dull space into a lively masterpiece.
On the other side of town, Vivienne Clank, a factory worker with a passion for quirky design and an uncanny ability to name colors, was elbow-deep in machinery. She had heard about the competition through the grapevine and, knowing her flair for color, decided to enter. After all, Vivienne believed that Pantone 2325 was the secret to achieving her dream of turning the community center into a playful paradise.
As fate would have it, Nexia and Vivienne’s paths crossed when they both showed up at the community center with their grand designs. Nexia arrived first, her car filled with a rainbow of paint samples and a bright idea to transform the space into a vibrant automotive showroom. Her plan involved a pink garage door, pink checkered floors, and even pink toolboxes. "It’s going to be a pit stop of fun!" she declared.
Vivienne, meanwhile, had her own plans. She envisioned a whimsical wonderland where Pantone 2325 would shine in every corner. Her idea was to create a pastel carnival theme with cotton candy-colored walls, a pink carousel centerpiece, and pink-themed art installations. "A playful place where dreams come true!" she proclaimed.
When the community center’s design committee saw both proposals, they were faced with a dilemma. "Why choose?" said the committee chair, an old-timer who had once painted his barn neon green just for the fun of it. "Why not combine both ideas?"
Nexia and Vivienne exchanged skeptical glances but agreed to collaborate. They spent weeks blending their visions, often arguing over the best use of Pantone 2325. "Too much pink!" Nexia would exclaim. "Not enough pink!" Vivienne would counter.
In the end, they struck a compromise. The community center became a spectacular fusion of automotive chic and carnival charm. The main hall featured a pink pit stop with car-themed decor, while the adjoining room transformed into a pastel playground with a carousel and whimsical art pieces. The floor plan was designed to lead visitors from one vibrant zone to the other, creating a flow of fun and excitement.
On the grand opening day, the community center was a hit. Kids giggled in the carnival corner, while adults admired the ingenuity of the automotive-themed area. Nexia and Vivienne were hailed as local legends, and their teamwork was celebrated with a giant pink cake topped with a miniature Pantone 2325 flag.
From that day on, Chromaville’s community center became a beloved landmark, known far and wide as the town’s most colorful attraction. Nexia and Vivienne continued their collaboration, using their newfound fame to embark on more creative projects, proving that sometimes the best designs come from the most unexpected partnerships.
And so, in the town of Chromaville, Pantone 2325 didn’t just add a splash of color to a building - it brought two creative souls together and turned a dull space into a dazzling experience.
Nexia Yamamoto, a cheerful car service worker with a knack for fixing engines and an eye for detail, had just finished her shift. Her uniform was covered in motor oil, but she didn’t mind; she was too excited about the town's new initiative: a competition to redesign the community center with the revolutionary color, Pantone 2325. This wasn’t just any color - it was a bold, vibrant shade of pink that promised to transform any dull space into a lively masterpiece.
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On the other side of town, Vivienne Clank, a factory worker with a passion for quirky design and an uncanny ability to name colors, was elbow-deep in machinery. She had heard about the competition through the grapevine and, knowing her flair for color, decided to enter. After all, Vivienne believed that Pantone 2325 was the secret to achieving her dream of turning the community center into a playful paradise.
As fate would have it, Nexia and Vivienne’s paths crossed when they both showed up at the community center with their grand designs. Nexia arrived first, her car filled with a rainbow of paint samples and a bright idea to transform the space into a vibrant automotive showroom. Her plan involved a pink garage door, pink checkered floors, and even pink toolboxes. "It’s going to be a pit stop of fun!" she declared.
Vivienne, meanwhile, had her own plans. She envisioned a whimsical wonderland where Pantone 2325 would shine in every corner. Her idea was to create a pastel carnival theme with cotton candy-colored walls, a pink carousel centerpiece, and pink-themed art installations. "A playful place where dreams come true!" she proclaimed.
When the community center’s design committee saw both proposals, they were faced with a dilemma. "Why choose?" said the committee chair, an old-timer who had once painted his barn neon green just for the fun of it. "Why not combine both ideas?"
Nexia and Vivienne exchanged skeptical glances but agreed to collaborate. They spent weeks blending their visions, often arguing over the best use of Pantone 2325. "Too much pink!" Nexia would exclaim. "Not enough pink!" Vivienne would counter.
In the end, they struck a compromise. The community center became a spectacular fusion of automotive chic and carnival charm. The main hall featured a pink pit stop with car-themed decor, while the adjoining room transformed into a pastel playground with a carousel and whimsical art pieces. The floor plan was designed to lead visitors from one vibrant zone to the other, creating a flow of fun and excitement.
On the grand opening day, the community center was a hit. Kids giggled in the carnival corner, while adults admired the ingenuity of the automotive-themed area. Nexia and Vivienne were hailed as local legends, and their teamwork was celebrated with a giant pink cake topped with a miniature Pantone 2325 flag.
From that day on, Chromaville’s community center became a beloved landmark, known far and wide as the town’s most colorful attraction. Nexia and Vivienne continued their collaboration, using their newfound fame to embark on more creative projects, proving that sometimes the best designs come from the most unexpected partnerships.
And so, in the town of Chromaville, Pantone 2325 didn’t just add a splash of color to a building - it brought two creative souls together and turned a dull space into a dazzling experience.
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