The color experts from the Pantone Color Institute have spoken. Peach Fuzz — aka PANTONE 13-1023 — is the 2024 Color of the Year.
Pantone, a New Jersey-based company known for its universal color language for designers and manufacturers, has been picking a Color of the Year since 1999. To find the shade, the research team scours the world for new color influences.
The Pantone Color of the Year is Peach Fuzz, evoking feelings of kindness and tenderness.
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The company said it chose Peach Fuzz, a hue that lands somewhere between pink and orange, because of its warm radiance, and modern elegance + it “captures our desire to nurture ourselves and others.”
With Peach Fuzz on the brain, we decided to put together a deck of Panther City aesthetics that embody the Color of the Year — from stunning skyline pics to local businesses. Scroll through the slideshow below for a warm, fuzzy feeling featuring all things Fort Worth.
Some might call the Tarrant County Courthouse’s signature pink Texas granite “Peach Fuzz.” | Photo by FTWtoday
Peach or grapefruit cocktail — same thing, right? | Photo by @nickelcityfwtx
The Pantone Color of the Year washes our own Sundance Square. | Photo by @unboundedleather
Grab a glass of sweet pink wine at The Coupe, a new sparkling wine bar in South Main Village. | Photo by FTWtoday
The Fort Worth Museum of Science is a warm orange and pink icon in the Cultural District | Photo by @hmeau22
Sip the reader-voted “best margarita in town” in the Peach Fuzz-toned Taco Heads restaurant. | Photo by @taco.heads
Take Fido to the blush-colored Origami Dog shop in downtown. | Photo by @theballooncodfw
Photo by FTWtoday
Take in a show inside the orange-y bricks of Dickies Arena. | Photo by FTWtoday
