Interior colour studies
A ColorStory
Twelve rooms. Sixty colours. Step inside each one — and touch a colour to feel the whole room take it on.
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Oxblood Study
One hue family, five depths — the walls swallow light, the lacquer lines give it back.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Linen & Verdigris
A near-white shell lets two thin teal lines do all the talking.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Dusk Lilac
A grey-violet envelope; the rose armchair is the only warm sentence in the room.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Lagoon & Marmalade
Teal wall, ochre furniture: a split-complement that feels like a summer pool.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Mint Aquarium
Three greens and one blue breathe together — the coolest room of the twelve.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Electric Violet
Violet against tangerine: the loudest complementary pair, held by a navy shadow.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Plum After Dark
Bottle green and aubergine, both almost black — saturation hides in the shade.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Primary Cobalt
Cobalt ceiling, red floor, and a quiet greige wall refereeing between them.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Library Ochre
An ink-dark wall; the walnut ceiling holds the last of the lamp-light.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Emerald Lacquer
Charcoal wall, glossy emerald floor, a burnt-amber ceiling to warm the rest.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Ultramarine Midnight
Deep blue above, oxblood below: the room that feels like the minute after sunset.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
Marmalade Rhapsody
Plum ceiling, orange wall, red floor — three warm temperatures in one breath.
Touch a colour — the room takes it on
All twelve rooms
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Where colour is the only language spoken. All works