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PANTONE 7424
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#DC4B89RGB:
220, 75, 137CMYK:
0, 90, 9, 0HSL:
334°, 66%, 86%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Raspberry pinkin PANTONE:
PANTONE 205in RAL Classic:
RAL 4003in RAL Design:
RAL 350 50 50in RAL Effect:
RAL 510-5in NCS:
NCS S 1060-R30B 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:22
What color is PANTONE 7424?
PANTONE 7424 C (coated) is a pastel rose color that has a HEX value of #DC4B89.
It is composed of 86.27% red, 29.41% green, and 53.73% blue in RGB color space, and 0% cyan, 90% magenta, 9% yellow, and 0% black in CMYK color space.
It has a hue angle of 334 degrees, a saturation of 66%, and a lightness of 86%.
PANTONE 7424 C is a warm color that can evoke feelings of love, romance, femininity, and creativity.
It can be used to create contrast with cooler colors, such as green or blue, or to complement similar colors, such as purple or pink.
It can also be paired with neutral colors, such as gray or white, for a balanced and elegant look.
It is composed of 86.27% red, 29.41% green, and 53.73% blue in RGB color space, and 0% cyan, 90% magenta, 9% yellow, and 0% black in CMYK color space.
It has a hue angle of 334 degrees, a saturation of 66%, and a lightness of 86%.
PANTONE 7424 C is a warm color that can evoke feelings of love, romance, femininity, and creativity.
It can be used to create contrast with cooler colors, such as green or blue, or to complement similar colors, such as purple or pink.
It can also be paired with neutral colors, such as gray or white, for a balanced and elegant look.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7424 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...
RAL Classic
RAL 8022
RAL 9002
RAL 8004
RAL 5021
RAL 3015
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7424'
The Birth of Cherry Bliss: Ravindra and Donatella's Colorful Revolution
In a far away place, in the quaint village of Verdant Valley, where rolling fields met charming cottages, two seemingly ordinary individuals were about to make an extraordinary impact on room design. Ravindra Takemura, a farmer with a knack for understanding the subtle nuances of nature, and Donatella Flame, a delivery worker known for her impeccable taste and cheerful demeanor, were about to unveil a color that would transform interior design in ways no one had imagined.
One sunny afternoon, as Ravindra tended to his garden, he noticed an unusual pattern among his cherry blossoms. They were bursting into a shade of red so vibrant and warm that it seemed almost magical. This particular shade, a deep, joyful red with hints of pink, felt like the very essence of happiness. Ravindra felt an irresistible urge to share this discovery with someone who could help him bring it to life in a different realm.
That someone was Donatella. Known for her unique sense of style and the way she brightened every room she entered, Donatella was the perfect person to turn Ravindra's inspiration into something tangible. Ravindra approached her with a sample of the color - a swatch he had carefully preserved from the blossoms.
"What do you think of this?" Ravindra asked, holding out the vibrant red swatch.
Donatella's eyes lit up as she examined the color. "It's breathtaking! It's like a burst of joy captured in a shade. This could be something truly special in interior design."
Excited by the possibilities, Ravindra and Donatella decided to work together on a project to incorporate this color into room design. They named it "PANTONE 7424," a shade they hoped would bring warmth and cheerfulness to any space. Their goal was to create a design that would evoke happiness and comfort, transforming ordinary rooms into spaces filled with vibrancy and life.
They started by selecting various rooms in Ravindra's farmhouse to test their new color. The living room was transformed with walls painted in PANTONE 7424, and the effect was immediate. The room, once a neutral space, now radiated warmth and energy. It was as though the walls had come alive, inviting anyone who entered to feel a sense of joy and tranquility.
Donatella, with her flair for design, added matching accents - pillows, curtains, and rugs in complementary shades - that enhanced the vibrancy of the color. Each element was carefully chosen to highlight the beauty of PANTONE 7424 and to create a cohesive, inviting environment.
Word about the transformation spread quickly, and soon, people from neighboring villages were visiting Ravindra's farmhouse to see the magic of PANTONE 7424 for themselves. They marveled at how such a simple color could have such a profound effect on their mood and surroundings.
As their project gained popularity, Ravindra and Donatella decided to take their concept to a wider audience. They hosted workshops and shared their design philosophy, emphasizing the power of color to influence emotions and enhance living spaces. Their approach was not just about aesthetics but about creating an environment that nurtured happiness and well-being.
The success of PANTONE 7424 led to its adoption in various interior design projects, from cozy homes to bustling offices. Its warm, cheerful nature made it a favorite for spaces intended to uplift and inspire. The color became synonymous with joy and comfort, forever associated with the story of Ravindra and Donatella's creative journey.
Through their collaboration, Ravindra and Donatella had not only introduced a new color to the world but had also reminded everyone of the simple pleasures in life. Their story became a testament to the power of partnership, creativity, and the belief that even the smallest inspirations could lead to the most delightful discoveries.
And so, in the heart of Verdant Valley, where cherry blossoms once danced in the breeze, PANTONE 7424 became a symbol of how a touch of color could brighten the world in the most wonderful and unexpected ways.
One sunny afternoon, as Ravindra tended to his garden, he noticed an unusual pattern among his cherry blossoms. They were bursting into a shade of red so vibrant and warm that it seemed almost magical. This particular shade, a deep, joyful red with hints of pink, felt like the very essence of happiness. Ravindra felt an irresistible urge to share this discovery with someone who could help him bring it to life in a different realm.
That someone was Donatella. Known for her unique sense of style and the way she brightened every room she entered, Donatella was the perfect person to turn Ravindra's inspiration into something tangible. Ravindra approached her with a sample of the color - a swatch he had carefully preserved from the blossoms.
"What do you think of this?" Ravindra asked, holding out the vibrant red swatch.
Donatella's eyes lit up as she examined the color. "It's breathtaking! It's like a burst of joy captured in a shade. This could be something truly special in interior design."
Excited by the possibilities, Ravindra and Donatella decided to work together on a project to incorporate this color into room design. They named it "PANTONE 7424," a shade they hoped would bring warmth and cheerfulness to any space. Their goal was to create a design that would evoke happiness and comfort, transforming ordinary rooms into spaces filled with vibrancy and life.
They started by selecting various rooms in Ravindra's farmhouse to test their new color. The living room was transformed with walls painted in PANTONE 7424, and the effect was immediate. The room, once a neutral space, now radiated warmth and energy. It was as though the walls had come alive, inviting anyone who entered to feel a sense of joy and tranquility.
Donatella, with her flair for design, added matching accents - pillows, curtains, and rugs in complementary shades - that enhanced the vibrancy of the color. Each element was carefully chosen to highlight the beauty of PANTONE 7424 and to create a cohesive, inviting environment.
Word about the transformation spread quickly, and soon, people from neighboring villages were visiting Ravindra's farmhouse to see the magic of PANTONE 7424 for themselves. They marveled at how such a simple color could have such a profound effect on their mood and surroundings.
As their project gained popularity, Ravindra and Donatella decided to take their concept to a wider audience. They hosted workshops and shared their design philosophy, emphasizing the power of color to influence emotions and enhance living spaces. Their approach was not just about aesthetics but about creating an environment that nurtured happiness and well-being.
The success of PANTONE 7424 led to its adoption in various interior design projects, from cozy homes to bustling offices. Its warm, cheerful nature made it a favorite for spaces intended to uplift and inspire. The color became synonymous with joy and comfort, forever associated with the story of Ravindra and Donatella's creative journey.
Through their collaboration, Ravindra and Donatella had not only introduced a new color to the world but had also reminded everyone of the simple pleasures in life. Their story became a testament to the power of partnership, creativity, and the belief that even the smallest inspirations could lead to the most delightful discoveries.
And so, in the heart of Verdant Valley, where cherry blossoms once danced in the breeze, PANTONE 7424 became a symbol of how a touch of color could brighten the world in the most wonderful and unexpected ways.
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