2024 Colormix Commercial Collection
Color significantly impacts the way we work. Sherwin-Williams has debuted its new Colormix® 2024 Commercial Colors collection. Their team of experts has crafted a forecast of hand-selected key commercial colors, weaving them into each palette. Since resimercial design remains a vital part of office design moving forward, these synopses are a hybrid of commercial and residential color stories with fresh insights to revitalize your office design!
Blues & Greens: The meeting point of vitality and tranquility, change and constancy, intensity and calm. In corporate spaces cool colors can become futuristic, pushing boundaries and shaping value-driven spaces where humans + technology coexist. These hues resonate emotionally, driving adaptability and comfort for commercial design are wide-ranging. Blues and greens are known to promote a sense of calmness and reduce stress.
Reds & Purples: Warmer tones find alignment with natural botanical and mineral tones with a resurgence of brown hues that hint at dusk. In corporate environments, evidence-based science guides designers to understand the psychological impacts of color. As workspaces become more dynamic, the strategic use of color plays a pivotal role. Vibrant reds with energetic undertones instill an atmosphere of creative expression perfect for collaborative spaces to ignite innovative conversations.
Deeps & Darks: Deeply saturated dark tones are gathering momentum to submerge spaces in a grounded sense of calm. In commercial spaces, dark colors can evoke powerful feelings of intimacy, comfort, and the enveloped feeling of hospitality. Resimercial design is still heavily influencing hospitality design. Lush nature-inspired color palettes and hybrid indoor-outdoor oases provide options for workspaces to include flexibility in their design.
Delicate Tints remain introspective and contemplative in spaces where quiet stillness is needed. Delving into the nuances of whites and tints can provide a therapeutic sense of harmony. The strategic use of color in design can help meet the changing needs of modern workplaces and cultivate environments that encourage concentration, socialization, collaboration, and calm among employees. Placemaking keeps these combinations experimental and evolving.
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