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What if colours could transform your mood and even redefine your space? 

Join me as I explore the fascinating connection between colour and design with my brilliant guests, founding partner Emanuele Stamuli and architect Alessandro Bruzzone from Stamuli. 

Stamuli is an architect studio that designs high-end stores for international fashion brands, as well as residential projects and hip furniture. 
They are a collective of creatives who share a rationalistic approach to design, combined with a passion for geometry, textures and of course colour. 
They have worked with fashion labels such as Acne Studios, Alexander Wang, By Marlene Birger and Ganni.

You'll hear their take on how a splash of pink or yellow can alter the emotional atmosphere of a room, challenging the dominance of monochrome minimalism. Explore how the magic of colours can enrich brand identity, conveying powerful emotions and messages, while we discuss the complexities of colour perception influenced by light, texture, and context.

In this episode Stamuli share their trailblazing retail design work with Danish brand Ganni. Discover their innovative use of colours in the Tagadà collection and together, we ponder the sophistication of colourful design, challenging the misconception that it lacks depth. Their design philosophy underscores the balance between client needs and creative vision, illuminating how colours can weave stories and shape experiences in retail design.

Wrapping up this episode with the musical experiment “The Sound of a Colour”, this time composed by musician Andy Wiseman that creates the sound of Pink.

For more color inspiration follow @sarah__gottlieb and this episode's guest @stamuliab and the episode's musician @andywisemanmusic

This episode is sponsored by Montana Furniture.

SHOWNOTES
- Read more about the retail design that Stamuli for fashion brand Ganni over at Dezeen
- Want to buy something from the Tagadà collection, indulge in a shopping spree here
- If you’re not into colours and want to know more about the master of beige and neutrals tones, check out architect John Pawson and his minimalistic work
- For all synth nerds out there, here’s an introductory video to the Roland Juno-106
- Check out Stamuli’s work at their website 

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The Sound of Colour is produced by Sarah Gottlieb, with music by Matt Motte.

The host
Sarah Gottlieb is a Danish Colour Designer and Art Director. She runs her own studio, where she has specialised in Colour Design, Visual Concepts and Spatial Design. Sarah strives to move the boundaries of what colour can do and her goal is to encourage people to embrace more colourful worlds.

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