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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 14 MIN

First Look! 👀 Our emotional response to colour panel discussion.  "Working with colour is both an art and a Science."

from Space by Stansons · host Guy Stanley

🔮 What is your colour for the future? 🟦How do you use colour for the right behaviours in space? On the panel we have - Wesley Bradshaw, Product at Stansons. Becky Spenceley, Design Director at Gensler. Marian Anelli, Senior Associate Designer at M Moser. Tracy Drury, Product Creative at Stansons. Exploring how colour affects behaviour, emotions, and productivity in the workplace. Sharing personal stories about how early colour experiences influenced their careers and discussing the scientific impacts of colour, such as how blue can enhance focus and warm tones can encourage creativity. The panel also highlighted shifting trends towards natural colours and the importance of accommodating neurodiverse needs. They encouraged designers to embrace bold, creative colour choices and shared examples of successful implementations. The discussion underscored colour's powerful role in shaping workplace environments and its potential to inspire and energize.

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