The V&A Book of Colour in Design – Tim Travis, Thames & Hudson
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The V&A Book of Colour in Design – Tim Travis, Thames & Hudson
For those seeking inspiration and fresh creative ideas, The V&A Book of Colour in Design (Thames & Hudson) is an exceptional find: it explores the world-renowned collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) through an unconventional, colour-led lens on the applied arts. The book was edited by Tim Travis, curator in the V&A's Word & Image Department, offering an entirely fresh way of looking at design.
About this book:
- A unique structure organised by colour – the book explores design and the applied arts not by era, material, or use, but by colour, revealing the choices made by creators around the world across different historical periods;
- Objects from the V&A Museum's collections – each chapter presents remarkable objects — jewellery, textiles, glassware, ceramics, furniture, and more — from the renowned London museum's archives;
- A wealth of visual content – over 450 illustrations, organised into 12 colour chapters (from white and yellow to green, blue, and black);
- A practical format – 304 pages, paperback – easy to browse at home or on the go, and a wonderful addition to any art lover's library.









