An explosion of colors at the Pantone Hotel

Company Pantone, which has been famous for its colorful color schemes for decades, can also boast of its hotel, which reflects the brand's colorful philosophy. The hotel, which was opened in 2010, is located in the very center of Brussels and impresses guests with its interesting image. It was designed by an architect Olivier Hannaert and interior designer Michael Panneman, who opted for minimalistic whiteness, accentuated only by Pantone colors, which appear in the form of coffee mugs, bicycles, artwork, chairs and other small accessories.
The opening of the hotel is part of the Pantone Universe project, as part of which the Pantone company chooses the color of the year every year, and at the same time launches a collection of colors, books, home accessories, fashion accessories and, in cooperation with the cosmetics company Sephora, a whole makeup line.

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Hotel reception.

A room dressed in red shades.

The playfulness of dots in strong Pantone shades.

Pantone folding chairs.

The only accent in the bathroom is bright colors.

The gray of concrete is perfectly complemented by strong Pantone shades.

Color accents on the facade

The reception is dressed in blue tones.

A room dressed in green.

A rainbow of Pantone cups.

The colors really stand out in the whiteness of the rooms.

Hotel terrace.