Fans of PANTONE and the color-obsessed rejoice, for the PANTONE hotel in Brussels, Belgium, is here to make your dreams come true.
Designed by architect Olivier Hannaert and outfitted by interior designer Michel Penneman, it features seven color palettes spread across 59 rooms.
Rooms are mostly white and minimalist, with PANTONE accents and walls decorated with matching hued photographs shot by Belgian photographer Victor Levy.
Bright pops of color run throughout the building, from the mugs and the meeting rooms, to the bicycles and the roof terrace.
The PANTONE hotel marks the color swatch company’s first foray into the hospitality industry, and is part of the PANTONE Universe that includes a paint collection, a Color Of The Year, suitcases, toothbrushes, beachwear, and a makeup line.
Check out more photographs of the PANTONE hotel below. Would you stay there?
[via Fast Company, images via Pantone Hotel]