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PANTONE 5265
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#3D3A61RGB:
61, 58, 97CMYK:
86, 83, 9, 45HSL:
245°, 40%, 38%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Arsenicin PANTONE:
PANTONE 669in RAL Classic:
RAL 5003in RAL Design:
RAL 260 30 15in RAL Effect:
RAL 580-6in NCS:
NCS S 6020-R70B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 5265?
PANTONE 5265 is a color that belongs to the Pantone Matching System (PMS).
PANTONE 5265 is a dark purple hue with a cool undertone.
It has the following color values:
It is available in different Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
PANTONE 5265 is a color that can evoke a sense of mystery, elegance, and sophistication.
PANTONE 5265 is a dark purple hue with a cool undertone.
It has the following color values:
RGB: 61, 58, 97
CMYK: 86, 83, 9, 45
HEX: #3D3A61
It is available in different Pantone products, such as formula guides, solid chips, and plastic chips.
PANTONE 5265 is a color that can evoke a sense of mystery, elegance, and sophistication.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 5265 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 5002
RAL 3032
RAL 5024
RAL 1035
RAL 9002
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 5265'
The Great PANTONE 5265 Experiment
Virgil Xiang was a student with a penchant for eccentricity. His latest obsession was PANTONE 5265, a vibrant teal blue that he believed could transform any room into an oasis of cool. As part of his final project for his interior design course, Virgil was determined to use this color in a way that would not only be innovative but also highly memorable.
Enter Phoebe Honey, a factory worker with a no-nonsense attitude and an unexpectedly creative streak. Phoebe worked at a paint factory where she was known for her impeccable mixing skills and a secret talent for making the most mundane tasks enjoyable. When Virgil approached her for help with his project, she was intrigued by the challenge and agreed to assist him.
"Alright, Virgil," Phoebe said with a smirk, "what exactly are we doing with this PANTONE 5265? I've got paint-mixing skills to show off, and I'm not about to let this color become just another shade on the spectrum."
Virgil grinned, handing her a stack of sketches. "I want to use PANTONE 5265 to create a room design that's both calming and hilariously surprising. Think of it as a room that keeps people guessing. I'm talking about a design that plays tricks on the eyes and the senses."
Phoebe raised an eyebrow. "Hilariously surprising, huh? Sounds like my kind of project. Let's make it unforgettable."
Their plan began with the most straightforward part: painting the walls in PANTONE 5265. But things took a wild turn when Phoebe suggested adding some interactive elements to the design. They decided to incorporate an optical illusion feature and a series of surprising, playful elements to keep visitors on their toes.
The first twist was a hidden door camouflaged in the PANTONE 5265 walls. Phoebe designed it so that the door blended seamlessly into the room, but when you pushed a hidden button, it swung open to reveal a secret room filled with inflatable furniture. The furniture was also in PANTONE 5265, making the secret room look like a bizarre, oversized teal bubble.
Next, they added an LED ceiling that mimicked the color-changing properties of PANTONE 5265. With just a tap of a button, the ceiling would shift from a soothing blue to a startlingly bright teal, creating a dynamic and ever-changing atmosphere.
For the grand finale, they installed a talking lamp. It was painted in PANTONE 5265 and had a motion sensor that activated its quirky voice. The lamp would say things like, "Feeling blue? Don't worry, I've got you covered!" or "Don't let the color fool you - I'm actually quite bright!"
Virgil and Phoebe put the finishing touches on the room and decided to host a small reveal party for their classmates and professors. The moment the guests entered, they were greeted by the striking PANTONE 5265 walls. As they explored, they stumbled upon the hidden door and were greeted with fits of laughter as they encountered the inflatable furniture. The LED ceiling's shifting hues created a mesmerizing effect, and the talking lamp's humorous quips had everyone in stitches.
One guest tried to open the hidden door only to be startled when it suddenly swung open, revealing the inflatable room. "I thought it was just another part of the design!" they exclaimed, laughing.
Another guest asked, "Is the lamp actually talking to us?" Only to be greeted with another of its playful comments.
The room's final touch was the way it transformed with the LED ceiling and talking lamp. The guests were surprised and delighted by how PANTONE 5265 had been used in ways they hadn't anticipated. The room was not just a design experiment but an immersive, interactive experience that combined calmness with laughter.
As the event wrapped up, Phoebe gave Virgil a thumbs-up. "You know, Virgil, this project turned out even better than I expected. Who knew PANTONE 5265 could be so much fun?"
Virgil beamed. "Thanks to you, Phoebe. This room isn't just a color experiment - it's a laugh-out-loud adventure!"
The project was a hit, and Virgil's final grade reflected the innovative and humorous approach he'd taken with PANTONE 5265. Phoebe's knack for turning ordinary tasks into extraordinary experiences had helped bring Virgil's vision to life in a way that was both exciting and hilarious.
And so, the Great PANTONE 5265 Experiment became a legendary tale among students and design enthusiasts alike - a testament to how a vibrant color and a bit of creativity can turn a simple room into a source of endless joy and surprise.
Enter Phoebe Honey, a factory worker with a no-nonsense attitude and an unexpectedly creative streak. Phoebe worked at a paint factory where she was known for her impeccable mixing skills and a secret talent for making the most mundane tasks enjoyable. When Virgil approached her for help with his project, she was intrigued by the challenge and agreed to assist him.
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"Alright, Virgil," Phoebe said with a smirk, "what exactly are we doing with this PANTONE 5265? I've got paint-mixing skills to show off, and I'm not about to let this color become just another shade on the spectrum."
Virgil grinned, handing her a stack of sketches. "I want to use PANTONE 5265 to create a room design that's both calming and hilariously surprising. Think of it as a room that keeps people guessing. I'm talking about a design that plays tricks on the eyes and the senses."
Phoebe raised an eyebrow. "Hilariously surprising, huh? Sounds like my kind of project. Let's make it unforgettable."
Their plan began with the most straightforward part: painting the walls in PANTONE 5265. But things took a wild turn when Phoebe suggested adding some interactive elements to the design. They decided to incorporate an optical illusion feature and a series of surprising, playful elements to keep visitors on their toes.
The first twist was a hidden door camouflaged in the PANTONE 5265 walls. Phoebe designed it so that the door blended seamlessly into the room, but when you pushed a hidden button, it swung open to reveal a secret room filled with inflatable furniture. The furniture was also in PANTONE 5265, making the secret room look like a bizarre, oversized teal bubble.
Next, they added an LED ceiling that mimicked the color-changing properties of PANTONE 5265. With just a tap of a button, the ceiling would shift from a soothing blue to a startlingly bright teal, creating a dynamic and ever-changing atmosphere.
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For the grand finale, they installed a talking lamp. It was painted in PANTONE 5265 and had a motion sensor that activated its quirky voice. The lamp would say things like, "Feeling blue? Don't worry, I've got you covered!" or "Don't let the color fool you - I'm actually quite bright!"
Virgil and Phoebe put the finishing touches on the room and decided to host a small reveal party for their classmates and professors. The moment the guests entered, they were greeted by the striking PANTONE 5265 walls. As they explored, they stumbled upon the hidden door and were greeted with fits of laughter as they encountered the inflatable furniture. The LED ceiling's shifting hues created a mesmerizing effect, and the talking lamp's humorous quips had everyone in stitches.
One guest tried to open the hidden door only to be startled when it suddenly swung open, revealing the inflatable room. "I thought it was just another part of the design!" they exclaimed, laughing.
Another guest asked, "Is the lamp actually talking to us?" Only to be greeted with another of its playful comments.
The room's final touch was the way it transformed with the LED ceiling and talking lamp. The guests were surprised and delighted by how PANTONE 5265 had been used in ways they hadn't anticipated. The room was not just a design experiment but an immersive, interactive experience that combined calmness with laughter.
As the event wrapped up, Phoebe gave Virgil a thumbs-up. "You know, Virgil, this project turned out even better than I expected. Who knew PANTONE 5265 could be so much fun?"
Virgil beamed. "Thanks to you, Phoebe. This room isn't just a color experiment - it's a laugh-out-loud adventure!"
The project was a hit, and Virgil's final grade reflected the innovative and humorous approach he'd taken with PANTONE 5265. Phoebe's knack for turning ordinary tasks into extraordinary experiences had helped bring Virgil's vision to life in a way that was both exciting and hilarious.
And so, the Great PANTONE 5265 Experiment became a legendary tale among students and design enthusiasts alike - a testament to how a vibrant color and a bit of creativity can turn a simple room into a source of endless joy and surprise.
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