When designing inclusive spaces, architects, specifiers and designers are often presented with a unique set of challenges. To support them with creating compliant specifications that use sustainability and colour to promote wellbeing, Dulux Trade’s team of experts are on hand.
Marianne Shillingford, Creative Director at Dulux
For over two decades, Dulux has conducted extensive trends forecasting in collaboration with top international design and interiors experts to distil the mood of the moment into a Colour of the Year. In this video, Marianne Shillingford, Creative Director at Dulux, delves into this ColourFutures™ process and the impact that colour has on every aspect of people’s lives.
To futureproof buildings, careful consideration must be given to the design of spaces. As well as adhering to the latest regulations, architects, specifiers and designers should consider how colour can be used to positively impact building occupants. In this video, Dawn Scott, Senior Colour Designer at Dulux Trade, shares her insight on how to achieve inclusive designs:
People spend over 90% of their time indoors, which means the spaces they inhabit profoundly affect their lives. In this video, Peter Howard, Sustainability and CSR Lead at Dulux Trade, explores the crucial connection between sustainability and wellbeing in the built environment: