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| Left: Imogen Heath Wallpaper Right: Muuto Design |
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| Left: Still Life from a favorite blog Little Helsinki Blogspot, Right: Clemintines Tulips Tumblr |
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| Left: Image from Kinfolk Magazine by Danish Photographer Anya Adores Right: Pastel Interior, Styling by Dutch Marianne Luning, Photography: Tjitske van Leeuwen |
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| Left: El B Auditorium and Performing Arts Center, Cartagena, Spain by Architectural Firm Selgascano Photography: Iwan Baan Right: Ceramic Glaze swatches by Studio Elke van den Berg |
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| Left: Backwards Barbie by Artist Esther Stewart , Right: Image by Photographer Jonas Vonder Hude |
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| Left: Painting by Michael Manning, Right: Sara Morris, Unknown Origin |
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| Left: Image on behalf of Bodie and Fou, Photography: Francois Kong, Styling by Karina Kong Right: Plastic Bags, Source Unknown |
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| Left: Paper Streamers, Image on behalf of Lora Jeans Magazine, Right: Sunset over the water, Source Unknown. |
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| These Images courtesy of Hay |
I have always loved pastel colors, when you add in the intensity of a sunset or an array of sorbets ices like those found in an Italian Gelato Store, you have what we at Studio Marcus Hay call Sherbet Tones.
You would blind to color if you had not noticed the use of a lot of these colors, particularly in Scandinavian Design Houses such as Hay and Muuto, When I am lucky enough to visit Denmark and Sweden, I am astounded by the use of color, It just sings!
Many Stylists, Photographers, Interior Designers and Artists use these Sherbet Tones in their work, You can click on the links of the above captions to see more evidence of this on their individual websites
You can see more of my Pinterest folder by clicking HERE.
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