Interview
Continuing our series focusing on creatives with a special interest in colour, we speak to Ruben de la Rive Box and Golnar Roshan of Amsterdam- based design studio Rive Roshan about the importance of experimentation and imagination.
Discarded flyers and broken vinyl are but some of the abandoned materials transformed by collage artist Robi Walters.
With an extraordinary archive and enviable reputation, Britain’s oldest family owned and run paint and polishes manufacturer Mylands is getting on with business.
Bold colour, intuitive palettes and influences spanning Japanese aesthetics, Argentine culture and Italian art. Adam Nathaniel Furman’s approach puts colour at the centre of every project.
Lucy Hardcastle on colour as a storytelling tool, from subtle gradients to bold digital hues, blending material exploration with sensory experiences.
Camille Walala on evolving colour palettes, from bold public art to softer tones for wellbeing spaces.
Instinctive palettes, bold contrasts and colour-led design shaping homes with personality, from mint green bathrooms to Yves Klein blue walls and neon lime accents.