Dim gray
Black
Caput mortuum
Timberwolf
Cadet grey
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PANTONE 7498
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#585A28RGB:
88, 90, 40CMYK:
46, 23, 84, 68HSL:
62°, 56%, 35%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark olivein PANTONE:
PANTONE 574in RAL Classic:
RAL 8008in RAL Design:
RAL 080 30 26in RAL Effect:
RAL 330-5in NCS:
NCS S 6020-G50Y 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 7498?
PANTONE 7498 is a dark shade of yellow-green with a hue value of 62°, which means it is a cold color.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #585A28, which is composed of 34.51% red, 35.29% green and 15.69% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a luminance of about 35%, which means it is a relatively dark color.
It has a hexadecimal color code of #585A28, which is composed of 34.51% red, 35.29% green and 15.69% blue in the RGB color model.
It has a luminance of about 35%, which means it is a relatively dark color.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7498 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 7005
RAL 9005
RAL 3005
RAL 9002
RAL 7001
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7498'
The Green Room Giggle
Virgil Krang was not your average fisherman. With a wild beard and a penchant for the whimsical, he was known in his coastal village for more than just his fishing skills. Virgil had a secret hobby - he loved interior design. His tiny seaside cottage was filled with vibrant patterns and quirky furniture, but his latest passion was a new color he'd heard about: PANTONE 7498, a striking shade of green he was convinced would make his next project truly spectacular.
Julio Flame, a top model with a glamorous reputation, was a far cry from Virgil's world of nets and boats. Known for his impeccable taste and trendsetting style, Julio had recently taken an interest in room design as a way to unwind from the hectic fashion world. When he heard about Virgil's eccentric idea to use PANTONE 7498 in an entire room, he was both amused and intrigued.
"I've never worked with a color called PANTONE 7498," Julio said, leaning back in his chair. "But if it's as adventurous as you say, count me in!"
Virgil was thrilled. "Perfect! I'm envisioning a room that's so green it'll feel like you've stepped into a lush jungle - or maybe a giant salad. Let's make it unforgettable!"
The two began their collaboration with great enthusiasm. Virgil's vision was to create a room so drenched in PANTONE 7498 that it would make visitors feel as though they were living inside a gigantic green dream. Julio, with his keen eye for style, suggested incorporating playful and extravagant elements to balance the bold color.
They started by painting the walls a deep, rich PANTONE 7498. The color was so vibrant that it almost seemed to vibrate. To add an extra touch of flair, they decided to use the color in unexpected ways. Julio proposed turning the room into a "Green Wonderland," complete with furniture and decorations that complemented the shade.
The centerpiece was a massive, lush green velvet sofa that Julio designed to resemble a giant, oversized leaf. It was so extravagant that it quickly became the room's focal point. Virgil and Julio also added quirky green pillows shaped like various fruits and vegetables - tomatoes, cucumbers, and even a pineapple. The room had become a whimsical celebration of green.
Virgil's contribution was the pièce de résistance: a collection of homemade wall art depicting fantastical sea creatures in PANTONE 7498. There were green seahorses, coral reefs, and even a mermaid with a tail that seemed to shimmer with different shades of the green.
When the room was finally ready for unveiling, they threw a grand party. The guest list included friends, neighbors, and a few curious fashionistas who had heard about the room's unconventional design. As guests entered, they were greeted by the overwhelming and humorous sight of a room entirely in PANTONE 7498.
The reactions were immediate and hilarious. One guest, a local painter, exclaimed, "I feel like I'm inside a giant kaleidoscope!" while another remarked, "It's like living inside a cucumber!"
Julio, dressed in a green velvet suit that matched the sofa, and Virgil, in his classic fisherman's outfit with a matching green hat, greeted their guests with smiles. The room was a hit, not only because of its striking color but also because of its playful and entertaining design. People laughed, took selfies with the fruit-shaped pillows, and admired the fantastical sea creature art.
The highlight of the evening was when a spontaneous dance-off broke out on the giant green leaf sofa. Guests showed off their moves, turning the room into a vibrant, dynamic party space that perfectly captured the spirit of PANTONE 7498.
Virgil and Julio's collaboration was celebrated as a delightful success. Their Green Wonderland became known not just for its bold color but for its joyful and imaginative approach to design. The room was a testament to how a simple color could inspire creativity and laughter, transforming an ordinary space into a spectacular and amusing experience.
And so, the Green Room Giggle went down in history as a whimsical triumph, proving that with a splash of color and a lot of imagination, even the most unusual ideas could create unforgettable moments. Virgil and Julio continued their design adventures, always with an eye for fun and a heart full of laughter.
Julio Flame, a top model with a glamorous reputation, was a far cry from Virgil's world of nets and boats. Known for his impeccable taste and trendsetting style, Julio had recently taken an interest in room design as a way to unwind from the hectic fashion world. When he heard about Virgil's eccentric idea to use PANTONE 7498 in an entire room, he was both amused and intrigued.
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"I've never worked with a color called PANTONE 7498," Julio said, leaning back in his chair. "But if it's as adventurous as you say, count me in!"
Virgil was thrilled. "Perfect! I'm envisioning a room that's so green it'll feel like you've stepped into a lush jungle - or maybe a giant salad. Let's make it unforgettable!"
The two began their collaboration with great enthusiasm. Virgil's vision was to create a room so drenched in PANTONE 7498 that it would make visitors feel as though they were living inside a gigantic green dream. Julio, with his keen eye for style, suggested incorporating playful and extravagant elements to balance the bold color.
They started by painting the walls a deep, rich PANTONE 7498. The color was so vibrant that it almost seemed to vibrate. To add an extra touch of flair, they decided to use the color in unexpected ways. Julio proposed turning the room into a "Green Wonderland," complete with furniture and decorations that complemented the shade.
The centerpiece was a massive, lush green velvet sofa that Julio designed to resemble a giant, oversized leaf. It was so extravagant that it quickly became the room's focal point. Virgil and Julio also added quirky green pillows shaped like various fruits and vegetables - tomatoes, cucumbers, and even a pineapple. The room had become a whimsical celebration of green.
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Virgil's contribution was the pièce de résistance: a collection of homemade wall art depicting fantastical sea creatures in PANTONE 7498. There were green seahorses, coral reefs, and even a mermaid with a tail that seemed to shimmer with different shades of the green.
When the room was finally ready for unveiling, they threw a grand party. The guest list included friends, neighbors, and a few curious fashionistas who had heard about the room's unconventional design. As guests entered, they were greeted by the overwhelming and humorous sight of a room entirely in PANTONE 7498.
The reactions were immediate and hilarious. One guest, a local painter, exclaimed, "I feel like I'm inside a giant kaleidoscope!" while another remarked, "It's like living inside a cucumber!"
Julio, dressed in a green velvet suit that matched the sofa, and Virgil, in his classic fisherman's outfit with a matching green hat, greeted their guests with smiles. The room was a hit, not only because of its striking color but also because of its playful and entertaining design. People laughed, took selfies with the fruit-shaped pillows, and admired the fantastical sea creature art.
The highlight of the evening was when a spontaneous dance-off broke out on the giant green leaf sofa. Guests showed off their moves, turning the room into a vibrant, dynamic party space that perfectly captured the spirit of PANTONE 7498.
Virgil and Julio's collaboration was celebrated as a delightful success. Their Green Wonderland became known not just for its bold color but for its joyful and imaginative approach to design. The room was a testament to how a simple color could inspire creativity and laughter, transforming an ordinary space into a spectacular and amusing experience.
And so, the Green Room Giggle went down in history as a whimsical triumph, proving that with a splash of color and a lot of imagination, even the most unusual ideas could create unforgettable moments. Virgil and Julio continued their design adventures, always with an eye for fun and a heart full of laughter.
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