2019

Rules and conventions are thrown out the window, freeing us up to experiment with a bold and individualistic vision. Filled with fun and spirited energy, bursting with the spontaneity of youth and wild optimism, colour becomes the adrenaline for our senses.

^{Featured: ‘Untitled no.23’ original artwork by Max Lawrence White, Modern Times}

A mish-mash of modern multi-cultural influences call up the colourful, futuristic vibes of sci-fi fantasy and off-the-wall selfie culture. They empower us to be brave and confident and to flaunt the fabulous, colourful quirks and flaws that make us who we are.

^{Featured: ‘Mustard’ original painting by Stacey Rees, Modern Times; ‘Sculpture 13 ‘original sculpture by Mark Alsweiler, Modern Times.}

Anything goes with Identity, so choose what you love, go with what makes you smile and create a bold, optimistic statement in your home. Your bedroom is a perfect place to start experimenting with colour and defining your style.

^{Featured: ‘Ionisation’ original artwork by Liam Snootle, Studio Gallery}

Bold hues can be used to call out simple, unassuming architectural details transforming them into features within your home. This gives you the option to feature strong statement colours such as Red Clown and Mondrian Blue in small but impactful doses.

^{Featured: ‘A Portion For Foxes’ original painting by Stacey Rees, Modern Times}

Simple geometric features can create amazing backdrops for graphic art. We have selected Mondrian Blue and Mitchell Blue hues to complement this artwork rather than distract from it.

^{Featured: ‘A Portion For Foxes’ original painting by Stacey Rees, Modern Times}

A white kitchen can be just as bold and creative with the addition of a few key details. Coloured pendant lighting and brightly coloured stools will lift the look and bring some fun into your kitchen space. Add a simple coloured detail on an adjacent wall for some contrasting colour.