Left: Image from Alvo Alvo, Right: Japanese Architecture
Left: Image of eggs by the wonderful Photographer Amy Neunsinger, Right: Work by leading architects David Chipperfield Architects
Left: Image by the amazing Photographer Nicholas Alan Cope Right: From: French landscape from Brume, Nature is our best source
Left: An empty white room, Right: Image from then amazing Danish Design Lab Studio Oink
Left: Image from the talented Photographer, Writer and Stylist Kara Rosen Lund, Right: Photography by a fave of ours, Anders Schønnemann
Left: Recently departed but never forgotten, Zaha Hadid Right: The breathtaking Immanuel Church and Parish Centre by the amazing German Architectural practise Sauerbruch Hutton
Left: We love Hay Copenhagen Right: Refreshing milk
Neutral palettes are a favorite in many design circles, a minimalist’s dream come true is an all white room, and there have been many parodies in this, including my favorite in the TV show Absolutely Fabulous where Patsy and Eddie make the terrifying mistake of bringing a bottle of red wine to their all white minimalist friends house only to leave it outside the door in fear it will be a glaringly obvious faux par.
As most designers know, white comes in a million shades and while we consider it an obvious choice for a clean look, you have to pick your whites carefully. A warm creamy white feels totally different to a crisp clinical one and will give you a completely different look or feel.
Whites in nature inspire, the white of an egg, the crisp blanket of snow that can cover a city overnight. The bark of birch tree and a glass of frothy milk. More often than not, Architects and Interior Designers embrace white as a color of choice, it feels harmonious and reflects light in the most beautiful way.
At Studio Marcus Hay, We love working with white, In a world often saturated with an overload of color options, white offers a sophisticated platform in which to create, It’s painterly quality and neutrality means concentrating on composition rather than worrying about the clash of using multiple colors.
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