Pantone Color 2016 - Serenity & Rose Quarts disciplines globally.

1:01 AM Latice Design 0 Comments




Rose Quartz and Serenity demonstrate an inherent balance between a warmer embracing rose tone and the cooler tranquil blue, reflecting connection and wellness as well as a soothing sense of order and peace.

ice cream cone stock photoEmpty ice-cream cone against a pink and blue background by lumina imagesfire escapes stock photofacade of the house with fire safety stairs by aragami12345sblue pink flowers stock photoBlue Hydrangea and purple rose by leungchopanplayful pastels and fun patterns:
playful pastels and fun patterns by Milk Designbowl of candy stock photoSouffle Sweets on the plate. Minimal Vanilla style by Evgeniya Porechenskayadeer snow stock photoDeer in the snow by Alin Brotea
art direction | ladder + balloons | Be SpectACTive! Festival - ID on @BehanceLOVE THIS! i'm thinking these colors for the room. maybe a brighter turquoise blue?:
Traditional Crystal Chandelier from fashion-isha.com
Color Morphology by André Britz on Behance
Pastel colored Ombre nail art.
Set Design

 
Tessellated  Flooring with pantone 2016KitchenAid’s iconic Stand Mixer in Guava Glaze, a warm pink tone informed by PANTONE 13-1520 Rose Quartz.
KitchenAid’s iconic Stand Mixer in Guava GlazePantone UNIVERSE mugs in the 2016 colors of the year, PANTONE 13-1520 Rose Quartz and Serenity 15-3919
Pantone UNIVERSE mugs in the 2016 colors of the year

We found various photographs on pinterest inspiring the panton pallet 2016. 
The prevalent combination of Rose Quartz and Serenity also challenges traditional perceptions of color association

.“We look at the history of where we’ve been with color and ask ourselves, is this a time for change? Our feeling was: yes.”

What’s come through loud and clear is that Pantone’s Color of the Year is arguably most interesting as a conversation-starter, never as a dictum to be blindly obeyed. Their selection process pinpoints colors that seem ascendant across design disciplines globally — fashion, interiors, housewares, packaging and product, graphic design and more — but not yet completely dominant. They choose a color reaching a tipping point and give it a public nudge, so we all finally notice it and talk it over.

You Might Also Like

0 comments: