For the first time, the color authority folks at Pantone have apparently picked not just one go-to color for 2016 but two, prognosticating that next year’s retail clothing racks, paint cans and ...

The company's new pick for 2016 is in, and for the first time in its Color of the Year history, Pantone chose two colors — a pale pink Rose Quartz and baby-blue Serenity — as 2016's biggest ...

Meet Pantone 13-1520 TCX (Rose Quartz) and Pantone 14-3919-TCX (Serenity), which you probably know better by their street names: baby girl pink, and little boy blue. Jesus Christ , Pantone.

Color me blase — the 2016 color of the year is… Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) ...

The experts at the Pantone Color Institute have chosen two colors of the year, Rose Quartz, a pale pink and Serenity, a shade that is closer to baby blue. (AP Photo/Bryan R. Smith, File) Bryan R ...

Everyone hated Marsala, Pantone’s 2015 color of the year, a dark red that critics widely slandered with comparisons to blood, rust, and meatloaf.This year, the company known as the world’s ...

For the first time ever, for 2016, Pantone has named not just one, but two Colors of the Year: the soft pink Rose Quartz and the baby blue Serenity. And the reasons couldn’t be more relevant ...

That’s the message from Pantone, the color experts, which named “Serenity” – a kind of baby blue – one of its two colors of the year for 2016. The other is Rose Quartz, a dusty pink.

NEW YORK — Serenity now, people, with some Rose Quartz mixed in. The experts at the Pantone Color Institute have chosen not one but two colors of the year — named thusly — in a complementary ...

Pantone's Color of the Year for 2024 marks the company's 25th anniversary − a tradition that started in Bergen County.

Pantone's colors of the year for 2016 are Rose Quartz and Serenity. ... To me, it's an awkward baby blue." Washington designer Joe Ireland was not impressed. "I was a little surprised.