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GUIDE - Slow, sustainable colour palettes
Color is not something one looks at; it is something one inhabits. It carries provenance, a supply chain, and a maturation period. A slow, sustainable palette is not chosen from a screen: it is built starting from the earth, from mineral pigments, from finishes that air and light will keep working on for years. Ten concrete gestures, from the choice of silicate paints to the reading of ceramics as a chromatic element, from lime white to the olfactory essences that complete a room. Because in bioarchitecture, color is, first of all, substance: the difference between a house that ages with grace and a house that simply expires
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