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Asian Paints Showcases 'Colour As Continuum' Collection
The showcase reimagines four ColourNext 2026 directions through furniture, objects and archival storytelling, with a month-long program at Nilaya Anthology.
- On Tuesday, Asian Paints brought its annual forecast ColourNext 2026 into collectible design for the first time with 'Colour As Continuum,' a month-long exhibition at Nilaya Anthology in Mumbai.
- Over two decades, ColourNext has evolved into South Asia's most deeply researched colour and material forecast, examining how shifts in lifestyles and innovations shape the spaces we inhabit.
- The showcase reimagined four directions—IRL, Pastoral, Solarpunk, and Daydream—through curated furniture and objects by designers including Ashiesh Shah and Ravi Vazirani, each bringing tactile warmth and regenerative visions to life.
- Nilaya Anthology hosted the launch of Udayshanth Fernando's book, Living Design, and an evening with London-based artist HARRI exploring material innovation and the future of design.
- Amit Syngle, CEO of Asian Paints, noted the initiative shifts ColourNext beyond traditional forecasting into a collectible design experience, positioning the project as a vital cultural document studying societal and human behavior.
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Asian Paints showcases 'Colour As Continuum' collection
What happens when colour is viewed not simply as a trend, but as a story shaped by material, craft, memory and design?
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Asian Paints presents Colour As Continuum, a month-long exploration of colour, material and collectible design at Nilaya Anthology - The Tribune
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: What happens when colour is viewed not simply as a trend, but as a story shaped by material, craft, memory and design? Asian Paints brings its yearly forecast ColourNext 2026 into the world of collectible designfor the first time with 'Colour As Continuum' displayed at Nilaya Anthology, Mumbai.
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Asian Paints presents 'Colour As Continuum', a month-long exploration of colour, material and collectible design at Nilaya Anthology
/PRNewswire/ -- What happens when colour is viewed not simply as a trend, but as a story shaped by material, craft, memory and design? Asian Paints brings its...
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