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PANTONE 4715
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#916A57RGB:
145, 106, 87CMYK:
17, 59, 60, 45HSL:
20°, 40%, 57%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark chestnutin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7504in RAL Classic:
RAL 1036in RAL Design:
RAL 060 50 20in RAL Effect:
RAL 330-Min NCS:
NCS S 4020-Y60R 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 4715?
PANTONE 4715 is a warm, earthy brown color with a hint of red.
It is part of the PANTONE Solid Color Set, which consists of 1,867 spot colors that can be reproduced accurately on various materials.
PANTONE 4715 can also be expressed in other color models, such as RGB, CMYK, Hex, and Lab*.
For example, the RGB values of PANTONE 4715 are 145, 106, 87.
PANTONE 4715 is a versatile color that can be used for different purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
It is part of the PANTONE Solid Color Set, which consists of 1,867 spot colors that can be reproduced accurately on various materials.
PANTONE 4715 can also be expressed in other color models, such as RGB, CMYK, Hex, and Lab*.
For example, the RGB values of PANTONE 4715 are 145, 106, 87.
PANTONE 4715 is a versatile color that can be used for different purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, and interior design.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 4715 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...
NCS (Natural Color System)
RAL Classic
RAL 3005
RAL 8022
RAL 7013
RAL 9023
RAL 7035
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 4715'
Ravindra and Raj’s Room of Wonders: The PANTONE 4715 Adventure
Long time ago, far away, in the picturesque seaside town of Portsville, where the smell of saltwater mingled with the scent of fresh paint, lived Ravindra Krang, a fisherman with a knack for turning ordinary things into extraordinary creations. Ravindra's cozy cottage was filled with treasures from the sea - shells, driftwood, and intricate nets he wove into beautiful patterns. But his latest obsession was a new color he had discovered: PANTONE 4715.
PANTONE 4715 was a soft, warm beige with a hint of coral - a hue that seemed to capture the essence of a sunlit beach at sunset. Ravindra was determined to use it to create the most charming room design Portsville had ever seen. However, he needed a bit of help, and that's where Raj Sweetheart, a factory worker with a flair for organizing and an eye for design, came in.
Raj had recently moved to Portsville and was renowned for his ability to transform ordinary spaces into delightful havens. When Ravindra approached him with his idea, Raj was intrigued.
"Ravindra, I'd love to help! But let's make sure we really understand this color. PANTONE 4715 sounds like it has a lot of potential."
Ravindra, with a twinkle in his eye, agreed. "Great! I've already painted one wall in my living room with it. Let's see what we can do to make the entire room reflect the magic of this color."
The two friends set to work, beginning with Raj examining the single wall that had been painted. The color was indeed lovely, radiating a soft, warm glow. Raj could see its potential but knew they needed to bring it to life in a way that complemented Ravindra's sea-inspired decor.
"Ravindra, let's start with the furniture," Raj suggested. "We can use this color as the base and then build around it."
They found an old wooden chest in Ravindra's attic, which they painted with PANTONE 4715, adding a touch of nautical charm. They used the color on curtains, cushions, and even a new rug that Raj had designed to mimic the gentle waves of the ocean.
As they worked, Ravindra and Raj discovered that PANTONE 4715 had a special quality. It seemed to shift subtly with the light, taking on different hues depending on the time of day. They used this to their advantage, arranging the room's decor to play with the changing light.
One day, as they were adding the final touches, Raj had an idea. "Why don't we create a feature wall with a fun mural? Something that celebrates the sea but also highlights our lovely color?"
Ravindra was excited. "That sounds perfect! Let's paint a mural of a sunset over the ocean, with PANTONE 4715 as the backdrop."
The two friends spent days painting the mural. Raj meticulously detailed the waves and the sky, while Ravindra added the finishing touches with images of playful dolphins and sailboats. The result was breathtaking - a warm, inviting room that seemed to capture the spirit of the beach and the essence of PANTONE 4715.
When the room was finally complete, Ravindra and Raj stepped back to admire their work. The room was transformed into a charming seaside retreat, with PANTONE 4715 serving as the perfect foundation. The warm, coral-tinged beige complemented the nautical decor and brought a sense of serenity and joy to the space.
Word of their project quickly spread throughout Portsville. The room became a local sensation, with visitors marveling at how PANTONE 4715 had been used to create such a delightful and cohesive design. Ravindra and Raj's home became a popular spot for home tours, and their design was celebrated as a wonderful example of how a single color could inspire a complete transformation.
As they looked around their creation, Ravindra and Raj were thrilled with their success. The collaboration had not only brought PANTONE 4715 to life but had also deepened their friendship. They continued to work together on various projects, always with a focus on creativity and fun.
Ravindra's cozy cottage became known as the "Room of Wonders," a testament to the magic of PANTONE 4715 and the power of a great partnership. The color had turned an ordinary room into an extraordinary space, proving that with a little imagination and teamwork, even the simplest ideas could become truly breathtaking.
And so, Ravindra and Raj's adventure with PANTONE 4715 became a cherished story in Portsville - a reminder that the right color, combined with a touch of creativity and a lot of heart, could create a space that felt like home to everyone who stepped inside.
PANTONE 4715 was a soft, warm beige with a hint of coral - a hue that seemed to capture the essence of a sunlit beach at sunset. Ravindra was determined to use it to create the most charming room design Portsville had ever seen. However, he needed a bit of help, and that's where Raj Sweetheart, a factory worker with a flair for organizing and an eye for design, came in.
Raj had recently moved to Portsville and was renowned for his ability to transform ordinary spaces into delightful havens. When Ravindra approached him with his idea, Raj was intrigued.
"Ravindra, I'd love to help! But let's make sure we really understand this color. PANTONE 4715 sounds like it has a lot of potential."
Ravindra, with a twinkle in his eye, agreed. "Great! I've already painted one wall in my living room with it. Let's see what we can do to make the entire room reflect the magic of this color."
The two friends set to work, beginning with Raj examining the single wall that had been painted. The color was indeed lovely, radiating a soft, warm glow. Raj could see its potential but knew they needed to bring it to life in a way that complemented Ravindra's sea-inspired decor.
"Ravindra, let's start with the furniture," Raj suggested. "We can use this color as the base and then build around it."
They found an old wooden chest in Ravindra's attic, which they painted with PANTONE 4715, adding a touch of nautical charm. They used the color on curtains, cushions, and even a new rug that Raj had designed to mimic the gentle waves of the ocean.
As they worked, Ravindra and Raj discovered that PANTONE 4715 had a special quality. It seemed to shift subtly with the light, taking on different hues depending on the time of day. They used this to their advantage, arranging the room's decor to play with the changing light.
One day, as they were adding the final touches, Raj had an idea. "Why don't we create a feature wall with a fun mural? Something that celebrates the sea but also highlights our lovely color?"
Ravindra was excited. "That sounds perfect! Let's paint a mural of a sunset over the ocean, with PANTONE 4715 as the backdrop."
The two friends spent days painting the mural. Raj meticulously detailed the waves and the sky, while Ravindra added the finishing touches with images of playful dolphins and sailboats. The result was breathtaking - a warm, inviting room that seemed to capture the spirit of the beach and the essence of PANTONE 4715.
When the room was finally complete, Ravindra and Raj stepped back to admire their work. The room was transformed into a charming seaside retreat, with PANTONE 4715 serving as the perfect foundation. The warm, coral-tinged beige complemented the nautical decor and brought a sense of serenity and joy to the space.
Word of their project quickly spread throughout Portsville. The room became a local sensation, with visitors marveling at how PANTONE 4715 had been used to create such a delightful and cohesive design. Ravindra and Raj's home became a popular spot for home tours, and their design was celebrated as a wonderful example of how a single color could inspire a complete transformation.
As they looked around their creation, Ravindra and Raj were thrilled with their success. The collaboration had not only brought PANTONE 4715 to life but had also deepened their friendship. They continued to work together on various projects, always with a focus on creativity and fun.
Ravindra's cozy cottage became known as the "Room of Wonders," a testament to the magic of PANTONE 4715 and the power of a great partnership. The color had turned an ordinary room into an extraordinary space, proving that with a little imagination and teamwork, even the simplest ideas could become truly breathtaking.
And so, Ravindra and Raj's adventure with PANTONE 4715 became a cherished story in Portsville - a reminder that the right color, combined with a touch of creativity and a lot of heart, could create a space that felt like home to everyone who stepped inside.
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