Pantonenummers

Pantonenummers, also known as Panton numbers, are a system of color numbering developed by the Swedish color consultant and designer, Olle Panton. Introduced in 1965, the Panton Color Index is a comprehensive guide to color that includes over 1,000 colors, each assigned a unique number. The system is designed to provide a standardized way to communicate color, making it easier for designers, architects, and other professionals to specify and reproduce colors consistently.

The Panton Color Index is widely used in various industries, including fashion, interior design, and graphic design. It offers a range of colors, from basic hues to more complex shades, and includes both solid and metallic colors. Each color is represented by a small color chip, which is used as a reference for mixing and matching.

The Panton Color Index is updated periodically to include new colors and trends. The system is also available in digital formats, making it accessible to a wider audience. The Panton Color Index is a valuable tool for anyone working with color, providing a reliable and consistent way to communicate and reproduce colors.