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As the Pantone Universe product lines continue to grow, more options for color lovers permeate the marketplace. In partnership with Pantone, Room Copenhagen has developed a new collection of colorful products under the Pantone Universe name that include items for food prep, food service and home organization.




Keeping in line with the Pantone color scheme, the design and product development are nurtured in close collaboration involving the ROOM COPENHAGEN design team, Pantone and the world-renowned Knud Holscher Design studio.




'Good Mood Food' is the name of their line of new products suited for serving everything from breakfast to sushi and more with various sized food trays, dipping bowls, and even chopstix!





Other Pantone Universe food prep and tableware from Room Copenhagen includes three sizes of bowls, two kinds of cups, a butter board, cutting boards, a serving tray and serving utensils.

TABLEWARE

Pantone Bowls:

Pantone Cups:

Pantone Egg Cups:

Stackable trays for food or household items can be purchased as a set of 11 or individually:


Pantone Chopstix:

Pantone Placemats:



FOOD PREP
Pantone Serving Utensils:

Pantone Butter Board:

Pantone Cutting Boards:


ORGANIZATION
Also available in the Pantone Universe collection from Room Copenhagen are the following organizational products.

Pantone Key and Mobile phone trays:

Pantone Credit Card Holders:

Pantone Hangers:



Buy Pantone Products By Room Copenhagen here

above photo by @Harto

I realize that the amount of Pantone inspired products, projects and other color chip related items have reached almost comical proportions, but that doesn't stop them from being somewhat blog-worthy to the design crowd.

That said, here's a fun do-it-yourself Pantone Manicure by Jacquie Coe aka Jacquie Long Legs.


above: the numbers read backwards because this was photographed in the mirror

Using acrylic nails and photo-copied numbers on clear adhesive labels, Jacquie created a Pantone chip palette on the tips of her fingers.





Jacquie printed a Pantone chip number on clear self-adhesive label paper in her printer (that's why the nails all read the same -and incorrect- Pantone number 18-3943):


Some of the colors she actually used:




all images courtesy of Jacquie Coe

See step by step instructions as to how she did it here

above composite by if it's hip, it's here

Fashion Factory of Montecarlo is yet another company taking advantage of the Pantone Universe Licensing program. They decided to dive headfirst in this adventure by acquiring a beachwear license and combining French de rigueur with Italian fantasy in their first collection consisting of four styles for men and one for women.

M01:

M02:

M02 (boyfriend):

M03:

M04:


Five different styles in 34 color combinations for both men and women will add color to your summer:

colors and styles:





The packaging:



PANTONE UNIVERSE BEACHWEAR is a collection designed and produced under license by Fashion Factory

News has broken that Pantone Universe has designed a series of hard-sided luggage, the latest in a long, long list of Pantone-inspired products (I have over 20 posts on Pantone and Pantone-inspired products, just use the search box at the top of the blog or the one in the side bar and type in Pantone).






No word yet on when or where the suitcases will be available and exactly which styles, but like all Pantone Inspired products, I'll be sure to keep you posted!

Pantone Universe presently has two types of luggage tags that would go nicely with these hard-sided Pantone travel bags:

The two types of Pantone Luggage tags shown above are presently available here and here

Thanks to Taxi for bringing these to my attention.