A dose of colour to experiment with!
Colour has a contagious spark. It can lift our mood, shift our perception of things and, almost without us noticing, transform objects and spaces. It can bring back a memory, put a smile on our face or challenge our expectations. Sometimes it comes in the form of a small detail. Other times, it takes over completely. In design, as in life, some colours blend in, while others are made to make an entrance.
And we love playing with colour. Experimenting with it and seeing what happens when we step outside the script. With no greater ambition than to try things out, surprise ourselves and have a little fun. That’s how this series of photographs came about: an invitation to explore the possibilities of monochrome and two-tone compositions from a more scenographic perspective. Another expression of Experimentarium.
Monochrome turns each piece into a bold, sculptural block, while two-tone combinations define volumes and trace silhouettes.
And when we talk about colour, we’re also talking about set design and creating atmospheres. People join in the game from the background, blending in with the furniture, echoing its colours or introducing subtle contrasts, all sharing the same visual language.
From cheeky lime to electric Klein blue, and from the depth of bottle green to the calm of beige, every choice opens up a new possibility. It’s not just about choosing colours and shades, but about exploring how they make us feel and how they can transform a space. After all, colour can change the very same design: depending on the shade or fabric you choose, it can take on an entirely different personality.
Colour is attitude. It’s a form of expression that invites us to have fun, step beyond the predictable and not take the rules too seriously.
