On the heels of a two-year research process, Dutch studio Raw Color has released an IKEA collection in which no item features less than two colours to explore how our perception of a hue can change based on its context.
Under the name Tesammans, which means together in a Swedish dialect, the range incorporates 15 different colours across 18 pieces of furniture, homeware and lighting.
The Tesammans collection explores how colours interact This makes it the most colourful collection that IKEA creative leader Maria O'Brian has seen in nearly a decade of working at the Swedish furniture giant.
"It's really lovely, the way that Tesammans has combined colours in the same object," O'Brian told Dezeen. "I don't think there's anything that's uni-coloured in the collection and that's often how we've used colours historically."
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