Colour transitions
Each individual colour family is cohesive and self contained with little cross over of colours or colour ambiguity. Mid tones tend to predominate overall with some new cleaner off-whites - fewer heavy deep shades are evident.
Zingy pastels are a new area coming to the fore over many of the more saturated shades of recent years - this light touch gives a sense of hopefulness and modernism. Perking up cooler neutrals, naturals and flashes of clean pastel act like a dose of tonic.
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Reds - Energetic, Vibrant & Glowing
Active and volcanic reds are both glowing and molten - energising colours that display a slightly 'burnt' quality that lends a degree of softness and ensures usability.
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Oranges -Tanned, Tasty & Tactile
Warm tans and golds are inspired by grains and beeswax - colourful but soft, homely shades that put over a mood of comfort and wellbeing.
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Yellows - Honest, Homely & Refreshing
Homely honeys and mustards suggest warmth, comfort and reassurance - shades to surround yourself with when the going gets hard and a little tender loving care is required.
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Warm Neutrals - Earthy, Sandy & Discrete
A quartet of sandy, grain inspired colours with a strong yellow base - warming and reassuring shades that put over an image of warm and wholesome living.
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Greens - Active, Medicinal & Healthy
Hi-tech acidic shades are inspired by the laboratory and clinic - liquid colours that light up a space; colours that glow, radiate and pulsate.
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Blues - Icy, Fluid & Spacious
Airy and optimistic shades put over a sense of freedom and happiness - carefree colours to lift the spirit and light the darkness.
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Violets - Daring, Dramatic & Dusted
Dramatic and intense purples give a radical new direction for this palette - fearless, open-minded colours that herald a more positive and proactive future.
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Cool Neutrals - Calming, Considered & Smoky
Smoky green-based tones give a new and ultra sophisticated level of colour to this palette - shades that are deep, subtle and atmospheric.