PANTONE 410

PANTONE 410 is a shade of red-orange that has a hexadecimal color code of #7A6D68.

In the RGB color model, it is composed of 47.84% red, 42.75% green and 40.78% blue.

In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 17°, a saturation of 15% and a lightness of 48%.

It has an approximate wavelength of 589.46 nm.

PANTONE 410 is available in various Pantone products, such as Formula Guide, Solid Guide Set, Solid Chips, Solid Color Set, Plastic Standard Chips Collection and Chip Replacement Pages.

It can be used to create harmonious color palettes and match colors to different materials.

Long time ago, far away, in the bustling metropolis of Colorville, where shades of hues often clashed and competed, one hue stood out: Pantone 410. Known as the "Blushing Beige," it was the color equivalent of an unassuming hero. Little did anyone know, Pantone 410 was about to embark on an adventure involving Rohan Chun, the ambitious entrepreneur, and Eva Sweetheart, the charmingly unassuming cleaner.

Rohan Chun was a man of vision. His office, a sleek high-rise bathed in every imaginable shade of blue and gray, was the epitome of modern sophistication. But Rohan was on a mission to discover the next big trend. One day, after a particularly grueling brainstorming session, Rohan found himself contemplating the odd and mundane - Pantone 410. He imagined a line of office supplies so subtly elegant that even the most mundane tasks would feel classy.

Meanwhile, Eva Sweetheart, who took her job of cleaning very seriously, was polishing Rohan's office floors with a mop named "Sparkle." Eva’s job was to make sure that every speck of dust vanished and that the office gleamed with pride. As she hummed her favorite tunes while cleaning, she often wondered what it would be like to change the world in her own small way.

One afternoon, while Rohan was deep in thought, he noticed Eva meticulously cleaning his desk. He had an idea. With a dramatic flourish, Rohan approached her. "Eva," he declared, "I need your help."

Eva looked up from her polishing with a curious glint in her eye. "How can I help, Mr. Chun?"

Rohan grinned. "I’m about to launch a new line of office supplies in Pantone 410. It’s a bold choice, don’t you think? But I need someone with an eye for detail. You see, it’s not just about making things look pretty; it’s about making things work in a way that makes people smile. What do you think?"

Eva, who had never really been involved in office trends, was intrigued. "Pantone 410? Isn’t that the color of... well, dust?"

Rohan laughed heartily. "It’s the perfect shade for a minimalist touch. But it needs to be more than just a color - it needs to be a movement. Will you help me test it?"

Eva, amused and curious, agreed. For the next few weeks, Eva became Rohan’s secret weapon. They collaborated on designing office supplies that used Pantone 410 in surprisingly innovative ways. Eva suggested making stationery that could double as cleaning cloths, and Rohan was thrilled by the practicality of the idea. They created note pads that featured Pantone 410’s calming effect, designed with discreet, uplifting quotes.

One day, Rohan hosted a grand launch for his new Pantone 410 line. The office was filled with excitement as people marveled at the elegant, understated designs. But the highlight of the event was the surprise reveal - a special edition of "Sparkle," now in Pantone 410. Rohan and Eva took the stage together, proudly presenting their creation.

The audience erupted into applause. The idea of blending practicality with aesthetic simplicity was a hit. Eva’s design brilliance had transformed Pantone 410 from a dull shade into a symbol of efficiency and understated elegance.

As the evening wound down, Rohan raised a glass to his unlikely partner. "To Eva Sweetheart, who proved that even the blandest shade can shine with a little creativity!"

Eva smiled, feeling a sense of accomplishment. "And to Rohan Chun, who had the vision to see potential in Pantone 410."

And so, in the heart of Colorville, Pantone 410 went from being a mere afterthought to a beloved symbol of ingenuity, thanks to an entrepreneur and a cleaner who dared to think outside the box - and outside the color spectrum.