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Slamp illuminates mariano di vaio’s new offices |
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Chromatica – Introducing Vibia’s World of Colour and Materiality |
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Tom Dixon's Beat Lighting |
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Olafur Eliasson X Louis Poulsen |
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Tom Dixon Wins the 2019 London Design Medal |
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Lighting and Jewelry |
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Dining & Design: Vibia Elevates Eating Spaces |
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Lee Broom Wins Elle Deco International Design Award In Milan |
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Life in Vogue |
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The Manzoni Restaurant |
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La Plus Belle est Philippe Starck |
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An interview with Christophe Mathieu |
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Trend Watch: Wood Lighting Fixtures |
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Make a Splash |
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Type 75 Giant grows to titanic proportions for American Express |
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From Steel Jeeg to memories of his grandmother |
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Foscarini dresses the Visitor's Lounge of Documenta 14 in Kassel, Germany |
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Introducing the all-new 90 Mini Mini |
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Nemo & The Masters - Fondation Le Corbusier |
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Nemo & The Masters - Archives Charlotte Perriand |
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Restaurant Lighting Ideas: Create the Perfect Atmosphere |
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A conversation with Piero Lissoni |
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Vibia's Summer Reading List: The Best Design Books |
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The Bicoca and Jaima win the Design Plus Award |
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New York Loft Style Living |
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Greene St, NYC |
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Designer Collaborations: Pantone |
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The Bare Minimum |
Chromatica takes in 23 curated colours chosen for their suitability in today’s architectural and design landscape. Vibia’s Chromatica colour scale is based on working knowledge of architectural building materials and the ways they unite to create captivating spaces. Each hue grouping in the colour scale references these materials and they ways we use and combine them today to bring a project to life.
From vivid accents, to tonal base colours and measured middle strength hues, the collection is meant as a visual trigger for future environments. For a designer or architect, light, colour and material play a leading role in the creation of iconic spaces.
Chromatica is a system of colours that reflects the ambition of today’s architects to make timeless visual impressions.
The colour scale can be worked through in many directions, combining vibrant brights with stable foundation shades, or keeping a design monochromatic for instance.
For ease of application, each colour is translated into its NCS — Natural Colour System® notation.
Vibia knows inspiration is vital to the creative output of any architect or design professional.
To have that inspiration in a tool that links inspiration with actual materials takes things one step further. Vibia’s Chromatica creates the kind of resource a design and architecture professional would use on a daily basis.
Click here to buy the collection by Vibia.
