Rich black
Ghost white
Verdigris
Gray-Tea Green
Smoky black
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PANTONE 7711
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#0099A9RGB:
0, 153, 169CMYK:
98, 0, 28, 4HSL:
186°, 100%, 66%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Bondi Bluein PANTONE:
PANTONE 2229in RAL Classic:
RAL 5018in RAL Design:
RAL 190 60 45in RAL Effect:
RAL 660-1in NCS:
NCS S 2050-B10G 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 7711?
PANTONE 7711 is a medium dark shade of cyan with the following color values:
PANTONE 7711 is a vibrant and refreshing color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, or interior design.
This color can create a cool and calm atmosphere, or a contrast and excitement when paired with other colors.
RGB: 0, 153, 169
HEX: #0099A9
CMYK: 98, 0, 28, 4
PANTONE 7711 is a vibrant and refreshing color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, or interior design.
This color can create a cool and calm atmosphere, or a contrast and excitement when paired with other colors.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7711 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 6004
RAL 9016
RAL 6034
RAL 9007
RAL 9005
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7711'
The Great Green Revolution
Far-far away, in the bustling city of Hightown, where innovation and imagination knew no bounds, a peculiar yet exciting trend was about to take root in interior design. This quirky tale begins with two unlikely heroes: Shivansh Arrow, a car service worker with a knack for fixing engines and a flair for the dramatic, and Maximilian Black, an engineer known for his peculiar inventions and a wardrobe full of mismatched socks.
The story unfolds when Shivansh, while tuning a particularly stubborn car engine, overhears a conversation about the latest trend in interior design. The buzz was all about a new color called PANTONE 7711 - a vibrant, electrifying green that promised to bring life and energy to any space. Shivansh, whose idea of interior design was limited to a "Keep Calm and Fix Cars" poster in his garage, became instantly intrigued.
Determined to explore this newfound obsession, Shivansh decided to give his own tiny apartment a makeover. The idea was simple: flood the space with PANTONE 7711 and see what happens. However, he realized he needed help from someone who understood the science behind colors and design. Enter Maximilian Black, the eccentric engineer who had once turned a toaster into a mini spaceship.
Maximilian, intrigued by Shivansh's bold plan, agreed to collaborate. The two set out on their mission, armed with paintbrushes, swatches of PANTONE 7711, and an assortment of funky patterned overalls. Their first challenge was deciding how to incorporate the bold green into Shivansh's apartment without it looking like a jungle on a caffeine high.
After much deliberation, they came up with a strategy: PANTONE 7711 would be the star of the show, but it would be complemented by quirky and playful design elements. The walls would be painted in the vibrant green, while furniture pieces would be adorned with contrasting colors and whimsical patterns.
The transformation began. Shivansh's once dull living room turned into a verdant wonderland, with green walls that practically sparkled, green polka-dotted curtains, and even a green sofa with plush green cushions shaped like leaves. Maximilian, with his flair for the unexpected, added a touch of engineering magic by installing a green-lit ceiling fan that swirled in time with music.
As the final touches were applied, the apartment looked like something out of a surreal dream. The pièce de résistance was a set of green beanbag chairs that, upon closer inspection, were actually disguised mini-refrigerators for snacks. Shivansh, thrilled with the result, decided to invite his friends over for a grand unveiling.
The party was a resounding success. Guests marveled at the vibrant green and its transformative effect on the space. Laughter filled the air as they lounged on the beanbag chairs, snacked from hidden compartments, and admired the green-lit ceiling fan that doubled as a disco light.
Word of the "Great Green Revolution" spread rapidly. What started as a quirky experiment soon turned into a city-wide trend. Interior designers from all over Hightown began incorporating PANTONE 7711 into their projects, inspired by Shivansh and Maximilian's daring design. The color became synonymous with fun, creativity, and a touch of madness.
Shivansh and Maximilian's partnership blossomed into a dynamic duo of design innovation. They continued to push the boundaries of color and imagination, creating spaces that were as playful as they were stylish. Hightown had never seen such a bold and amusing approach to interior design, and it was all thanks to a car service worker and an eccentric engineer who dared to paint the town green.
And so, the tale of Shivansh Arrow and Maximilian Black became a legend in the world of design - a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and the irresistible charm of PANTONE 7711.
The story unfolds when Shivansh, while tuning a particularly stubborn car engine, overhears a conversation about the latest trend in interior design. The buzz was all about a new color called PANTONE 7711 - a vibrant, electrifying green that promised to bring life and energy to any space. Shivansh, whose idea of interior design was limited to a "Keep Calm and Fix Cars" poster in his garage, became instantly intrigued.
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Determined to explore this newfound obsession, Shivansh decided to give his own tiny apartment a makeover. The idea was simple: flood the space with PANTONE 7711 and see what happens. However, he realized he needed help from someone who understood the science behind colors and design. Enter Maximilian Black, the eccentric engineer who had once turned a toaster into a mini spaceship.
Maximilian, intrigued by Shivansh's bold plan, agreed to collaborate. The two set out on their mission, armed with paintbrushes, swatches of PANTONE 7711, and an assortment of funky patterned overalls. Their first challenge was deciding how to incorporate the bold green into Shivansh's apartment without it looking like a jungle on a caffeine high.
After much deliberation, they came up with a strategy: PANTONE 7711 would be the star of the show, but it would be complemented by quirky and playful design elements. The walls would be painted in the vibrant green, while furniture pieces would be adorned with contrasting colors and whimsical patterns.
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The transformation began. Shivansh's once dull living room turned into a verdant wonderland, with green walls that practically sparkled, green polka-dotted curtains, and even a green sofa with plush green cushions shaped like leaves. Maximilian, with his flair for the unexpected, added a touch of engineering magic by installing a green-lit ceiling fan that swirled in time with music.
As the final touches were applied, the apartment looked like something out of a surreal dream. The pièce de résistance was a set of green beanbag chairs that, upon closer inspection, were actually disguised mini-refrigerators for snacks. Shivansh, thrilled with the result, decided to invite his friends over for a grand unveiling.
The party was a resounding success. Guests marveled at the vibrant green and its transformative effect on the space. Laughter filled the air as they lounged on the beanbag chairs, snacked from hidden compartments, and admired the green-lit ceiling fan that doubled as a disco light.
Word of the "Great Green Revolution" spread rapidly. What started as a quirky experiment soon turned into a city-wide trend. Interior designers from all over Hightown began incorporating PANTONE 7711 into their projects, inspired by Shivansh and Maximilian's daring design. The color became synonymous with fun, creativity, and a touch of madness.
Shivansh and Maximilian's partnership blossomed into a dynamic duo of design innovation. They continued to push the boundaries of color and imagination, creating spaces that were as playful as they were stylish. Hightown had never seen such a bold and amusing approach to interior design, and it was all thanks to a car service worker and an eccentric engineer who dared to paint the town green.
And so, the tale of Shivansh Arrow and Maximilian Black became a legend in the world of design - a testament to the power of creativity, collaboration, and the irresistible charm of PANTONE 7711.
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