Pastel violet
Cadet
French lilac
Cal Poly Pomona green
Piggy pink
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PANTONE 528
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#AE8CBDRGB:
174, 140, 189CMYK:
35, 58, 0, 0HSL:
282°, 26%, 74%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Purple Mountain's Majestyin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2573in RAL Classic:
RAL 4009in RAL Design:
RAL 310 60 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 170-Min NCS:
NCS S 2030-R40B 2024-09-12 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 528?
PANTONE 528 is a color that's quite nice
It's a medium light shade of blue-magenta with a hint of spice
It has a hex code of #AE8CBD and a hue of 282 degrees
It's part of the PANTONE color system that designers use with ease
You can find this color in various Pantone products and guides
It's a lovely color for fashion, home, or plastics, whatever you decide
It's a medium light shade of blue-magenta with a hint of spice
It has a hex code of #AE8CBD and a hue of 282 degrees
It's part of the PANTONE color system that designers use with ease
You can find this color in various Pantone products and guides
It's a lovely color for fashion, home, or plastics, whatever you decide
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 528 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 528'
The Pantone Predicament
Dr. Pier Powell, a renowned architect with a penchant for the absurd, had recently become obsessed with a color that seemed to have slipped through the cracks of interior design. It was Pantone 528, a shade of lavender so delicate it made marshmallows look like industrial machinery. He decided it was time for a revolutionary redesign of his office, which had previously been a bland, uninspired beige. With grand visions in mind, he called in Scarlett McLeod, a cleaner with an unconventional flair.
Scarlett had a reputation for transforming mundane spaces into whimsical wonders using nothing but elbow grease and an unpredictable array of cleaning supplies. When Pier briefed her on his latest project, she was intrigued. "So you want Pantone 528 splashed everywhere? You do know it's basically the color of a cloud after a very relaxing nap, right?"
Pier, with an air of seriousness, replied, "Precisely. I want the office to evoke an otherworldly calmness. Imagine walking into a dream where everything is made of fluffy pillows."
Scarlett nodded, though she was already picturing how she might accidentally spill a mop bucket full of Pantone 528 and create a lavender tsunami.
The day of transformation arrived. Scarlett entered the office armed with paintbrushes, rollers, and a mop bucket that seemed to have a mind of its own. Pier had meticulously measured and mixed the Pantone 528 paint to achieve the perfect shade, and the walls soon began to blush with the delicate hue.
However, things took a turn when Scarlett, while vigorously rolling paint onto the ceiling, slipped on a rogue paint splatter and accidentally knocked over the bucket. The resulting splash created a lavender waterfall that cascaded down the walls, pooled in the corners, and eventually made its way into the hallway.
Pier entered to witness a scene resembling an impressionist painting gone rogue. The once-beige office was now a sea of pastel purples, with Scarlett standing in the middle, covered head-to-toe in Pantone 528 like a lavender ghost.
"What on earth happened here?" Pier exclaimed, eyes wide with disbelief.
Scarlett, dripping with lavender, tried to sound nonchalant. "I may have taken the concept of 'deeply immersed' a bit too literally."
Undeterred, Pier's eyes gleamed with an idea. "This is perfect! We can call it 'The Lavendar Storm' - a spontaneous display of Pantone 528 in its natural habitat!"
Scarlett looked at the chaos and couldn't help but laugh. "So we're turning the mess into a masterpiece?"
"Exactly," Pier replied. "We'll make it the most talked-about office redesign in history. People will come from far and wide to see the great Pantone 528 flood."
As the lavender water dried, the office transformed into an extraordinary space where the soft color enveloped every surface, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. Visitors marveled at the unconventional use of Pantone 528 and the artistic accident that had turned a mishap into a marvel.
Dr. Pier Powell's office became a sensation, and Scarlett McLeod’s name was forever associated with the most delightful disaster in interior design history. They celebrated their accidental triumph with a lavender-themed party, where Scarlett, having fully embraced her role as the queen of Pantone 528, wore a dress made entirely of paint swatches.
In the end, the only thing that was more vibrant than the office was the laughter that echoed through it, proving that sometimes, a little chaos is just the thing to turn a simple color into a legend.
Scarlett had a reputation for transforming mundane spaces into whimsical wonders using nothing but elbow grease and an unpredictable array of cleaning supplies. When Pier briefed her on his latest project, she was intrigued. "So you want Pantone 528 splashed everywhere? You do know it's basically the color of a cloud after a very relaxing nap, right?"
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Pier, with an air of seriousness, replied, "Precisely. I want the office to evoke an otherworldly calmness. Imagine walking into a dream where everything is made of fluffy pillows."
Scarlett nodded, though she was already picturing how she might accidentally spill a mop bucket full of Pantone 528 and create a lavender tsunami.
The day of transformation arrived. Scarlett entered the office armed with paintbrushes, rollers, and a mop bucket that seemed to have a mind of its own. Pier had meticulously measured and mixed the Pantone 528 paint to achieve the perfect shade, and the walls soon began to blush with the delicate hue.
However, things took a turn when Scarlett, while vigorously rolling paint onto the ceiling, slipped on a rogue paint splatter and accidentally knocked over the bucket. The resulting splash created a lavender waterfall that cascaded down the walls, pooled in the corners, and eventually made its way into the hallway.
Pier entered to witness a scene resembling an impressionist painting gone rogue. The once-beige office was now a sea of pastel purples, with Scarlett standing in the middle, covered head-to-toe in Pantone 528 like a lavender ghost.
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"What on earth happened here?" Pier exclaimed, eyes wide with disbelief.
Scarlett, dripping with lavender, tried to sound nonchalant. "I may have taken the concept of 'deeply immersed' a bit too literally."
Undeterred, Pier's eyes gleamed with an idea. "This is perfect! We can call it 'The Lavendar Storm' - a spontaneous display of Pantone 528 in its natural habitat!"
Scarlett looked at the chaos and couldn't help but laugh. "So we're turning the mess into a masterpiece?"
"Exactly," Pier replied. "We'll make it the most talked-about office redesign in history. People will come from far and wide to see the great Pantone 528 flood."
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As the lavender water dried, the office transformed into an extraordinary space where the soft color enveloped every surface, creating an atmosphere of tranquility. Visitors marveled at the unconventional use of Pantone 528 and the artistic accident that had turned a mishap into a marvel.
Dr. Pier Powell's office became a sensation, and Scarlett McLeod’s name was forever associated with the most delightful disaster in interior design history. They celebrated their accidental triumph with a lavender-themed party, where Scarlett, having fully embraced her role as the queen of Pantone 528, wore a dress made entirely of paint swatches.
In the end, the only thing that was more vibrant than the office was the laughter that echoed through it, proving that sometimes, a little chaos is just the thing to turn a simple color into a legend.
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