{"id":222821,"date":"2019-02-06T06:06:14","date_gmt":"2019-02-06T05:06:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.vibia.com\/vibia-captures-2019-colour-trends\/"},"modified":"2019-02-13T10:50:56","modified_gmt":"2019-02-13T09:50:56","slug":"vibia-captures-2019-colour-trends","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/vibia.dev\/en\/vibia-captures-2019-colour-trends\/","title":{"rendered":"Vibia Captures 2019 Colour Trends"},"content":{"rendered":"

With each new year comes new trends in colour. What\u2019s on the design-world radar for 2019? Warm terracottas, cool greys, and classic greens, to name a few. Incorporating these colours into your lighting scheme is a seamless way to stay on style point, whether it be indoor or outdoor installations, ceiling or wall lamps.<\/h2>\n

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Light grey is Benjamin Moore<\/a>\u2019s colour of the year. This neutral hue exudes a sleek sophistication perfectly encapsulated in Vibia\u2019s Cosmos<\/strong><\/a> pendant. Designed by Lievore Altherr<\/a>, Cosmos<\/strong><\/a> draws inspiration from satellites orbiting the moon. Composed of flattened, lacquered discs that dangle from the ceiling by a pair of slim cables, its pale grey tone enhances the illusion of celestial spheres floating in space.<\/p>\n

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Arik Levy<\/a>\u2019s Structural<\/strong><\/a> ceiling lamp in light grey is similarly on trend. Characterized by crisp cubic volumes, Structural<\/strong><\/a> is a spare aluminum box paired with slim metal rods that both support and separate the geometric forms. Its calm grey hue and spare silhouette lend it a minimalist mien that blends easily into the architecture.<\/p>\n

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For Sherwin Williams<\/a>, 2019 is all about rich terracotta. Both casual and refined, this color is suffused with what they call a \u201cdesert modern\u201d sensibility that radiates warmth like the late-afternoon sun.<\/p>\n

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Vibia\u2019s Origami<\/strong><\/a> in terra finish exudes the same elemental feel. Designed by Ram\u00f3n Esteve<\/a>, the fixture is an avant-garde reimagining of the traditional Japanese art of folding paper. Its sculptural geometric modules, arrayed along a wall in copper clusters, feel at once ancient and of the moment.<\/p>\n

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Offered in matte brick lacquer, Vibia\u2019s Tempo<\/strong><\/a> by Lievore Altherr<\/a> telegraphs a similarly earthy attitude. Its burnt orange hue provides warmth to the pared-down pendant and a vibrant counterpoint to the restrained sensibility.<\/p>\n

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Deep hunter green has captured the attention of PPG Paints<\/a> this year. The colour most associated with nature, it recalls the verdant and invigorating shade of vegetation.<\/p>\n

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Offered in green lacquer, Vibia\u2019s Meridiano<\/strong><\/a> is an outdoor floor and wall lamp designed by Jordi Vilardell and Meritxell Vidal<\/a>. Steel rods form a spherical, open-slot profile that generates a starburst pattern of light and shadow. Its brilliant emerald hue accentuates the natural effect, seamlessly integrating with the surrounding landscape while making a bold design statement.<\/p>\n

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The Pin<\/strong><\/a> lamp by Ichiro Iwasaki<\/a> also comes in a green colour. The fixture\u2019s lean lines are punctuated by a bold, circular base and diminutive shade in a striking interplay of geometric forms. The abstract design offers a distinctly playful appeal that is enhanced by the energetic green tone.<\/p>\n

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