Stockholm based photographer & stylist Carl Kleiner is well known for his unique take on colour and geometric compositions. His most recent project was to create a series of lively abstract collages for furniture brand Herman Miller. Ka-pau! Aren’t they just awesome? If this doesn’t convince you of the importance of colour in product design, then I don’t know what will.“According to Institute of Colour Research, between 62 and 90 percent of subconscious opinions about a product are mostly based on colour.” – Herman Miller.The company recently conducted a colour refresh of it’s three most popular solid colour lines: ‘Ground Cloth’, ‘Resonance’ and ‘Crepe’. The brief was to create a palette that felt “expansive, celestial and lighthearted.” Kleiner’s artful compositions feature textiles from these colour lines, meticulously arranged to form abstract geometric patterns and shapes. Nailed it.More from Carl Kleiner on Yellowtrace. More from Herman Miller on Yellowtrace. [Images courtesy of Carl Kleiner.] Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 2 Responses Fiona May 8, 2014 wow amazing! Reply Carl Kleiner’s eye-popping palette collages | birdsong May 9, 2014 […] Images sourced via Yellowtrace […] ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
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