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PANTONE 307
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#0076AERGB:
0, 118, 174CMYK:
100, 22, 2, 18HSL:
199°, 100%, 68%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Ceruleanin PANTONE:
PANTONE 641in RAL Classic:
RAL 5015in RAL Design:
RAL 220 50 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 650-Min NCS:
NCS S 2065-R90B 2024-09-03 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 307?
PANTONE 307 is a dark blue color with a cyan hue.
It has the following color values in different color models:
Some examples of brands that use PANTONE 307 are IBM, NASA, and United Nations.
It has the following color values in different color models:
RGB: 0, 118, 174
CMYK: 100, 22, 2, 18
HEX: #0076AE
Some examples of brands that use PANTONE 307 are IBM, NASA, and United Nations.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 307 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 307'
The Pantone Odyssey
Long time ago, far away, in the heart of a bustling city, nestled between modern skyscrapers, stood a quaint yet sophisticated interior design shop known as "Palette Perfection." This shop was renowned not only for its curated selection of paint but for its expert staff. Among them was Adam Ford, a seasoned shop assistant with a keen eye for color and an unparalleled passion for design.
One crisp autumn morning, as Adam arranged color swatches in the window display, a new customer walked in. Vivienne Phoenix, a brilliant engineer known for her innovative designs and love for cutting-edge technology, was on a quest. She had recently embarked on a project to redesign her office space, aiming to harmonize aesthetics with productivity. Her challenge: choosing the perfect color to inspire creativity and focus.
"Good morning!" Adam greeted with a warm smile. "How can I assist you today?"
Vivienne looked around the shop, her eyes scanning the array of colors. "I’m here to explore the essence of Pantone 307. I’ve heard it’s a color that can make a significant impact on interior design. I need to understand its full potential for my new office."
Adam’s eyes lit up with enthusiasm. "Ah, Pantone 307! It’s a deep, serene blue with a rich, sophisticated feel. Let’s dive into its essence together. Follow me."
Adam led Vivienne to a designated section where Pantone 307 swatches were prominently displayed. He began explaining, "Pantone 307 is a part of the Pantone Matching System, a color space used in various industries. This particular shade of blue evokes calmness and stability, which can enhance concentration and create a tranquil work environment."
Vivienne examined the swatch closely, noting its depth and subtlety. "It does seem calming, but how does it translate into the atmosphere of a space?"
Adam pulled up a digital tablet and tapped on an app that showcased various room designs. "Let’s explore some examples. When used in office settings, Pantone 307 can make a space feel both professional and inviting. It pairs well with neutral tones like white or gray and adds a touch of elegance when accented with metallics."
Vivienne nodded, intrigued. "But I also want it to stimulate creativity. Is it versatile enough for that?"
Adam smiled, guiding Vivienne to another section of the shop. "Absolutely. While Pantone 307 is calming, its versatility allows it to be a great backdrop for vibrant accents. You can pair it with bright yellows or greens for a burst of energy. Additionally, its depth can work with dynamic lighting to create different moods throughout the day."
Vivienne’s eyes sparkled with inspiration. "I see! It’s like a canvas that can adapt to different needs. I think it’s perfect for the space I have in mind."
Adam handed Vivienne a sample pot of Pantone 307. "Take this home and test it out in your space. See how it interacts with your lighting and furniture. The real magic happens when you experience it in your environment."
Vivienne thanked Adam for his insightful guidance and left the shop with a renewed sense of direction. Over the following weeks, she painted her office with Pantone 307 and accessorized it with vibrant accents and sleek metallics. The result was a harmonious space that balanced calmness with creative energy.
Adam, back at Palette Perfection, continued to share his expertise, always excited to help others discover the perfect color for their needs. For him, every color had a story, and Pantone 307’s story was one of tranquility, elegance, and limitless possibilities.
And so, through the collaboration of a thoughtful shop assistant and an innovative engineer, Pantone 307 found its place as a cornerstone of sophisticated, creative interior design.
One crisp autumn morning, as Adam arranged color swatches in the window display, a new customer walked in. Vivienne Phoenix, a brilliant engineer known for her innovative designs and love for cutting-edge technology, was on a quest. She had recently embarked on a project to redesign her office space, aiming to harmonize aesthetics with productivity. Her challenge: choosing the perfect color to inspire creativity and focus.
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"Good morning!" Adam greeted with a warm smile. "How can I assist you today?"
Vivienne looked around the shop, her eyes scanning the array of colors. "I’m here to explore the essence of Pantone 307. I’ve heard it’s a color that can make a significant impact on interior design. I need to understand its full potential for my new office."
Adam’s eyes lit up with enthusiasm. "Ah, Pantone 307! It’s a deep, serene blue with a rich, sophisticated feel. Let’s dive into its essence together. Follow me."
Adam led Vivienne to a designated section where Pantone 307 swatches were prominently displayed. He began explaining, "Pantone 307 is a part of the Pantone Matching System, a color space used in various industries. This particular shade of blue evokes calmness and stability, which can enhance concentration and create a tranquil work environment."
Vivienne examined the swatch closely, noting its depth and subtlety. "It does seem calming, but how does it translate into the atmosphere of a space?"
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Adam pulled up a digital tablet and tapped on an app that showcased various room designs. "Let’s explore some examples. When used in office settings, Pantone 307 can make a space feel both professional and inviting. It pairs well with neutral tones like white or gray and adds a touch of elegance when accented with metallics."
Vivienne nodded, intrigued. "But I also want it to stimulate creativity. Is it versatile enough for that?"
Adam smiled, guiding Vivienne to another section of the shop. "Absolutely. While Pantone 307 is calming, its versatility allows it to be a great backdrop for vibrant accents. You can pair it with bright yellows or greens for a burst of energy. Additionally, its depth can work with dynamic lighting to create different moods throughout the day."
Vivienne’s eyes sparkled with inspiration. "I see! It’s like a canvas that can adapt to different needs. I think it’s perfect for the space I have in mind."
Adam handed Vivienne a sample pot of Pantone 307. "Take this home and test it out in your space. See how it interacts with your lighting and furniture. The real magic happens when you experience it in your environment."
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Vivienne thanked Adam for his insightful guidance and left the shop with a renewed sense of direction. Over the following weeks, she painted her office with Pantone 307 and accessorized it with vibrant accents and sleek metallics. The result was a harmonious space that balanced calmness with creative energy.
Adam, back at Palette Perfection, continued to share his expertise, always excited to help others discover the perfect color for their needs. For him, every color had a story, and Pantone 307’s story was one of tranquility, elegance, and limitless possibilities.
And so, through the collaboration of a thoughtful shop assistant and an innovative engineer, Pantone 307 found its place as a cornerstone of sophisticated, creative interior design.
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