Pantone Color of the Year
Pantone announced it’s color of the year yesterday and the response was…underwhelming. Plenty of people made obligatory jokes about it being the “neutral of the year” and reminiscent of a bad 80s prom dress. A few expressed their confusion at naming the color after a popular chicken dish.
Amanda Mears
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Pantone Color of the Year
Pantone announced it’s color of the year yesterday and the response was…underwhelming. Plenty of people made obligatory jokes about it being the “neutral of the year” and reminiscent of a bad 80s prom dress. A few expressed their confusion at naming the color after a popular chicken dish.
Pantone says, “Much like the fortified wine that gives Marsala its name, this tasteful hue embodies the satisfying richness of a fulfilling meal while its grounding red-brown roots emanate a sophisticated, natural earthiness.”
I, personally, love it. It’s definitely a departure from the aqua, lavender and emerald green colors of Pantone past, but I think it will make for some awesome home decorating options. Check out some inspirational links below and you’ll see amazing couches, rugs, pillows, and more. You can even paint a wall if you’re really committed to Pantone’s Color of the Year selection.
What are your feelings about marsala?
Image from Pantone’s website
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