Seven ways in: a guide to the collections

137 works is a lot to take in at once. The seven collections sort them by colour, so you can start from the palette you want on your wall.

Words by ARTHAUS

Twirl by Shelly Bremmer above a walnut record console

The collections are grouped by colour character, read from the work itself. Each one belongs to one of the two series.

From Retro Modern Harmony

Full Spectrum. The largest collection: every colour in the box at once, teal against tangerine and pink against lime. Start here if you want the signature look.

Hot Wiring. Reds, oranges and hot pinks. The warmest corner of the work, and the one that reads loudest across a room.

Pink Noise. Pinks, lilacs and violets, from sherbet-soft to ultraviolet. Joy leads it.

After Dark. Dark grounds and deep tones: the same patterns, lit up like a dashboard at night. Orbit leads it.

Blue Note. Cool blues, teals and greens, for a calmer room.

From Clouds of Color

In Bloom. The bright side of the fluid work: colour left to bloom, drift and collide.

Night Weather. The darker skies: storm greens, smoke and ember.

Blooms, from Night Weather
Blooms, from Night Weather

Or see all of them at once on the wall.

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