Journal

It is widely understood that the relationship between colours plays an integral role in the success of a design; by exploring the principles of colour theory we are able to create palettes that set our personal tastes to one side.

Transforming spaces with colour, Shushana Khachatrian demonstrates that when it comes to contract projects, braver is always better. 

Is black paint moving from niche accent to mainstream colour choice?

Colour theory and perception are ubiquitous in art and design. Yet the way they are taught is far from standardised and scientists and specialists are increasingly questioning traditional theories. 

Recently, candy cane stripes have exuded a playful Barbiecore energy, but when a more sombre, sophisticated palette is adopted, this once familiar motif takes on an entirely different identity.

In this essay, Sally Angharad discusses the importance of consistent colour reproduction across different batches and how lighting conditions can influence perception.