Also known as my thoughts on Pantone’s spring 2011 color report.
Old News: Pantone Spring 2011 color report…everyone is dying over honeysuckle! And I agree, yum {bold & cheerful, what’s not to LOVE}…but I think I actually prefer mine as an accent. Especially when paired with some of Pantone’s other top colors for the season.
New News: Using honeysuckle in decor & in the middle of winter no less. {don’t forget all images are clickable if you want to see them up close and personal!}
I’d like to come home from work tonight wearing the delicious coat below, climb into that tub for a long soak, and then immediately get into the gorgeously made bed and admire the needlework on my night table. mmmm. A girl can dream, no?
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by Kate Franco on January 9, 2008 · 1 comment
I know, it’s the middle of winter, silly. But how ’bout some spring colors to cheer you up? Pantone – the premier color authority – has released their color predications based on the Spring 2008 shows. The results? Classic, pale neutrals punctuated with bursts of color. The colors remind me of popsicles…or something…and I like it! The sheer possibility of color combinations in the spring color report ensure that there will never be a dull moment (errr…outfit).

The top 10 Spring 2008 colors are (drumroll, please):
Snorkel Blue (PANTONE 19-4049)
Freesia (PANTONE 14-0852)
Daiquiri Green (PANTONE 12-0435)
Croissant (PANTONE 16-0924)
Rococco Red (PANTONE 18-1652)
Silver Gray (PANTONE 14-0000)
Spring Crocus (PANTONE 17-3020)
Cantaloupe (PANTONE 15-1239)
Pink Mist (PANTONE 13-2805)
Golden Olive (PANTONE 16-0639 )
The full report is chock full of awesome information, including designer quotes, sketches, and headshots. You can check it out here.
I’ll be posting color combination suggestions periodically, so be on the look out!