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most popular blog posts for 2012
It’s the end of another year and I’m always excited to see which blogs were the most popular with my readers. Checking Google Analytics below is the list of the 10 most popular posts.
It’s really interesting to see what my blog readers found of interest. There’s a great mix of business interiors, business branding and of course the Olympic games… yet all relating to colour! So from 10 to 1 here they are…
business interiors – how to use orange in the workplace
Following this month’s theme of Pantone’s colour of the year, I thought I’d look at how orange can be used in the business environment. So whether it’s your branding colour or not, there are still ways to incorporate orange into the workplace or your home office.
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Tagged business branding, business personality, colour psychology, orange, pantone
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personal branding colours…. what are you saying when you wear orange
When you think about all the colours you wear or see others wear in the work environment, orange is probably the colour you are least likely to see. Why is that?
and the pantone colour for 2012 is… tangerine tango
I always get excited at the end of the year as I know the major forecasting companies are about to announce their colours for the coming year. For 2012 I’m looking at Pantone and I’m not at all surprised by their predication.
in the news…cadbury wins right to use ‘iconic’ colour purple
When we think of Cadbury, what is the colour that springs to mind? None other than their ‘iconic’ purple. How important is this colour to their brand? Important enough for them to spend three years in dispute with Nestlé over the use of this colour.
world’s most unusual hotels… wanderlust hotel
In the fourth of my world’s most unusual hotels series, I’m featuring the Wanderlust hotel, located in Little India, Singapore.
The owner of this four storey boutique hotel gave four design agencies an entire floor each and full creative freedom to design whatever they wanted. And design they did, letting their imaginations run wild, resulting in four ‘in-your-face’ themes – ‘Industrial Glam’, ‘Eccentricity’, ‘Is it just black and white?’ and ‘Creature Comforts’. This concept was the brainchild of hip hotelier Loh lik Peng.
world’s most unusual hotels – pantone® hotel
In the second of my world’s most unusual hotels series, I look at the Pantone® Hotel. The individuality and originality in this hotel is how PANTONE® have used their own colour matching system (which is recognised worldwide) to create a colourful experience.
My new website is live!
Over the past several months I’ve ever so quietly been working with Top Left Design on my new website. I wanted a website that could showcase the depth of my work, be interactive and be that little bit special, and I am really happy with the end result.
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