Celebrating Schiavello’s ColourLab
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The new ColourLab range from Schiavello, developed in collaboration with Giulio Ridolfo, is a considered palette for contemporary commercial and living environments – and Sydney and Melbourne have celebrated…
Presented over two weeks in Sydney and Melbourne, Schiavello’s ColourLab palette was celebrated over a series of workshops with interior designers and fellow creatives. The workshops were led and curated by ColourLab creator Giulio Ridolfo and developed by Anton Schiavello. During the workshops, Giulio spoke of his creative inspirations, his influences and his reflections on how colour and materiality affects our everyday life.
The new range is an honest and considered colour palette, compiled for Schiavello furniture applications to suit a variety of environments, embracing an array of textiles.
The Schiavello team, and the Australian design scene, in general, give special thanks to Giulio, whose relationship with colour and texture is both a gift and an inspiration.
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