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PANTONE 233
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#C3167CRGB:
195, 22, 124CMYK:
12, 100, 0, 0HSL:
325°, 89%, 76%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Red-violetin PANTONE:
PANTONE 675in RAL Classic:
RAL 4010in RAL Design:
RAL 360 50 45in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-5in NCS:
NCS S 2060-R30B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 233?
PANTONE 233 is a medium dark shade of magenta-pink with the following color values:
It is also available in different Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
Hexadecimal: #C3167C
RGB: 195, 22, 124
CMYK: 12, 100, 0, 0
HSL: 325°, 89%, 76%
It is also available in different Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 233 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 233'
The Pink Revolution: Marc and Donna's Colorful Conquest
In a small, quirky town where every corner held a splash of creativity, the renowned Painter Marc Yamamoto and the spirited Factory Worker Donna Jacobs were about to embark on a journey that would forever change the world of room design.
Marc Yamamoto was a painter with a passion for making spaces come alive. He had mastered every shade of blue, green, and gold imaginable, but his newest obsession was PANTONE 233 - a vivid, exuberant shade of pink that seemed to glow with an almost otherworldly brilliance. Marc was convinced that this color had the power to revolutionize interior design.
Donna Jacobs, on the other hand, was a lively factory worker known for her unmatched enthusiasm and clever ideas. She worked at the Color Co. factory, where PANTONE colors were mixed and bottled with precision. Donna had heard whispers about Marc’s fascination with PANTONE 233 and was intrigued. One day, Marc visited the factory with a bold proposal: "Donna, I need your help to unleash the full potential of PANTONE 233. I believe it can transform rooms into magical spaces!"
Donna, always up for a challenge, agreed immediately. "Let’s turn this color into the star of the show!"
They began their adventure by turning Marc's studio into a laboratory of sorts. Walls were coated in PANTONE 233, and soon the space was alive with a pink so vibrant it seemed to hum with energy. The effect was stunning, but Marc and Donna knew they needed to take it further.
Their first project was a cozy, drab living room belonging to Mrs. Jenkins, a local retiree with a penchant for the mundane. Marc and Donna rolled up their sleeves and began their transformation. They painted the walls in PANTONE 233 and added accents - pink cushions, pink curtains, even pink picture frames. The once-muted space was now a whirlwind of joyful pink. Mrs. Jenkins walked in and gasped. "It’s like living inside a sunset!"
Word spread like wildfire. People were enchanted by the magic of PANTONE 233. Rooms across town were transformed into spaces that radiated joy and energy. Marc and Donna's reputation skyrocketed, and their services were in high demand.
But their success did not stop there. Marc and Donna decided to take their innovative idea to the global stage. They organized the first-ever "PINK PALOOZA," a worldwide event celebrating PANTONE 233. From Parisian apartments to Tokyo lofts, the color pink was everywhere, and each space showcased the magic that PANTONE 233 could bring.
The Pink Palooza was a resounding success, and Marc and Donna were hailed as pioneers of the pink revolution. Their playful approach and undeniable chemistry brought a new zest to room design. They proved that with a splash of color and a lot of imagination, even the simplest of spaces could be turned into something extraordinary.
And so, Marc and Donna continued to spread their vibrant vision, one room at a time, transforming dull spaces into whimsical wonders with the ever-ecstatic PANTONE 233. Their story became a colorful legend, reminding everyone that a little bit of pink could go a long way in brightening up the world.
Marc Yamamoto was a painter with a passion for making spaces come alive. He had mastered every shade of blue, green, and gold imaginable, but his newest obsession was PANTONE 233 - a vivid, exuberant shade of pink that seemed to glow with an almost otherworldly brilliance. Marc was convinced that this color had the power to revolutionize interior design.
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Donna Jacobs, on the other hand, was a lively factory worker known for her unmatched enthusiasm and clever ideas. She worked at the Color Co. factory, where PANTONE colors were mixed and bottled with precision. Donna had heard whispers about Marc’s fascination with PANTONE 233 and was intrigued. One day, Marc visited the factory with a bold proposal: "Donna, I need your help to unleash the full potential of PANTONE 233. I believe it can transform rooms into magical spaces!"
Donna, always up for a challenge, agreed immediately. "Let’s turn this color into the star of the show!"
They began their adventure by turning Marc's studio into a laboratory of sorts. Walls were coated in PANTONE 233, and soon the space was alive with a pink so vibrant it seemed to hum with energy. The effect was stunning, but Marc and Donna knew they needed to take it further.
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Their first project was a cozy, drab living room belonging to Mrs. Jenkins, a local retiree with a penchant for the mundane. Marc and Donna rolled up their sleeves and began their transformation. They painted the walls in PANTONE 233 and added accents - pink cushions, pink curtains, even pink picture frames. The once-muted space was now a whirlwind of joyful pink. Mrs. Jenkins walked in and gasped. "It’s like living inside a sunset!"
Word spread like wildfire. People were enchanted by the magic of PANTONE 233. Rooms across town were transformed into spaces that radiated joy and energy. Marc and Donna's reputation skyrocketed, and their services were in high demand.
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But their success did not stop there. Marc and Donna decided to take their innovative idea to the global stage. They organized the first-ever "PINK PALOOZA," a worldwide event celebrating PANTONE 233. From Parisian apartments to Tokyo lofts, the color pink was everywhere, and each space showcased the magic that PANTONE 233 could bring.
The Pink Palooza was a resounding success, and Marc and Donna were hailed as pioneers of the pink revolution. Their playful approach and undeniable chemistry brought a new zest to room design. They proved that with a splash of color and a lot of imagination, even the simplest of spaces could be turned into something extraordinary.
And so, Marc and Donna continued to spread their vibrant vision, one room at a time, transforming dull spaces into whimsical wonders with the ever-ecstatic PANTONE 233. Their story became a colorful legend, reminding everyone that a little bit of pink could go a long way in brightening up the world.
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