Grid
The Grid Collection in Sage & Chalk
Folkform in Spånga
When paired together, the geometric form of the grid brings rhythm, order and balance, while the checkerboard infuses the bathing space with an element of playfulness.
The Grid Collection in Sage & Chalk
Colour Theory
SAGE
/seyj/
A soft hue of greyish-green, evoking a gentle sea breeze. Organic in tone, it pairs well with natural materials.
CHALK
/chawk/
A pale, dusty white that resembles the soft texture of chalk. Complimentary to any decor, it defuses bold or bright colour pairings.
(1.)
Cy Twombly, 1976
(1.)Cy Twombly, 1976
Paloma Sun & Ecru
Viewing towelling as a way to layer colour and texture in the bathroom space, the Grid Collection is explored in a range of complimentary and unexpected colour pairings.
The Grid Collection in Paloma Sun & Ecru
“I believe that bathing is the most self-indulgent and romantic thing you can do for yourself. It's an individual expression of self-worship.”
– Leonard Koren, Undesigning the Bath, 1996
The Grid Collection in Paloma Sun & Ecru
Colour Theory
PALOMA SUN
/puh-loh-muh-suhn/
A bold orange-red, selected to lift mood. Combining the brightness of orange with the vibrancy of red. While confident, it is at its best when blended with calmer palettes.
ECRU
/aykroo/
A simple neutral, reflective of an unbleached fibre. A colour that is warmer than stark and compliments most colours with which it pairs.
(1.)
Erwin Wurm, 1954
(1.)Erwin Wurm, 1954
Credits
Shot by: Hannah Scott-Stevenson