The Pantone Hotel in Brussels, Belgium provides guests a stay made richer with vivid color, as one might imagine. The establishment is named for the New Jersey-based Pantone company, which is widely recognized by fashion and graphic designers as well as printing houses as the authority on color. The upscale hotel features rooms and suites, 59 in total, and a rooftop terrace. Its design is of bright color pops amidst a white base color. Read more about the hotel at their website.
Via: Beautiful Decay | Images: Hotel Pantone
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That's interesting. I didn't know that. Thanks for your comment.
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In other fields, say paints, inks, colorants, and industries that actually MAKE colors, we don't care much for Pantone. It's an industry standard but we prefer RAL, MUNSELL, and JPMA color standards.
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