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2021 Colors of the Year
Dated: March 1 2021
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Every January, Pantone announces what they call the color of the year, the color they predict will represent the entirity of the coming year. As we wrap up 2020, a year stranger than most of us have ever experienced, Pantone decided 2021 couldn't possibly be represented by just one color and, for the first time ever, chose two colors instead of just one.
The two colors, a grey and a yellow (PANTONE 17-5104 Ultimate Gray and PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating are described by Pantone as a "marriage of color conveying a message of strength and hopefulness that is both enduring and uplifting." The combination of colors are intended to signify both hope and resilience.
Past colors of the year include 2020's Classic Blue and 2019's Living Coral.
Many industries, including art, design, entertainment, and fashion, rely on the The Pantone Color Instutiute, a business institute of Pantone, to predict trends and and advise on the impact of color in business, art and more. Pantone helps people define, communicate and control consistency of use of color.
For more information about Pantone and the Color of the Year, visit their website.
For questions about design trends, home care, and of course buying and selling homes, contact your LW Reedy real estate agent.
How will you use the colors of the year in your home design or other areas of your life? Please share your ideas with us and with our audience by commenting on our Facebook post or emailing us at info@lwreedy.com.
For questions about design trends, home care, and of course buying and selling homes, please contact your LW Reedy real estate agent today.
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