Design palettes chart out the exact Pantone colour tones of UK

Independent Cottages have charted out the Pantone colour tones of UK, of the most beautiful places from the red buses of London (Pantone 1797c) to the red brick of Manchester (Pantone 2443 C) and the white sands of Cornwall (Pantone 11-0110 Buttercream) 
You can view the full collection here > https://www.independentcottages.co.uk/holiday-blog/colours-of-the-uk/

The project has been created by specialist UK cottage providers Independent Cottages who worked with a graphic designer to create the series, which literally brings the well-known Pantone shades to life.
Covering some of Independent Cottages most popular destinations, as well as some of the UK’s biggest and busiest cities the series shines a spotlight on the unique colour identities of different places around the UK.
The new series includes:

  • London
  • Edinburgh
  • Manchester
  • Belfast
  • Cardiff
  • Cotswolds
  • Peak District
  • Lake District
  • Cornwall 
  • Yorkshire

The campaign pulls out iconic tones from around the UK and puts a label on it, including the iconic red buses of London which have been identified as Pantone 1797 C; the traditional red brick of Manchester in Pantone’s 2443 C shade; and the beautiful white sandy beaches of Cornwall in Pantone’s 11-0110 Buttercream.
The new series aims to provide inspiration for people in the UK and around the world to introduce some of the country’s most beautiful colours and iconic sights into their homes, as well as providing visual inspiration and mood boards for planning future trips when it is possible to travel again.

Check them out below

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