Cover A colour coordinated workshop session with Jotun
A colour coordinated workshop session with Jotun
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Tatler Homes’ interior designer flexed their creative muscles with Jotun’s newest Canvas Colour Collection 2024
During a joint event between Jotun Malaysia and Tatler Homes Malaysia, interior designer friends were invited to The Godown Arts Centre in Kuala Lumpur to not only get the lowdown on the newest colours from Jotun’s Canvas 2024 collection but also to reconnect through the latest in colours and designs.
Amidst the soaring space curated with the trending colours of 2024, Lisbeth Larson, global colour manager of Jotun, introduced the collection—from soothing neutrals to muted pops of blue, coral, green and yellow, which were inspired by the colours of nature and the peace of mind it brings forth.
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The Jotun and Tatler Homes Canvas masterclass
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A sumptuous brunch spread was served, where guests spent the break catching up with each other on their work projects and perhaps, how they can include Jotun’s latest colour trends in their future creative process.
A sumptuous brunch spread
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Then, designers were invited to breathe new life into interior space designing with these colours.
They were provided with blueprints of different parts of a home, and they were encouraged to try mixing and matching the shades and hues from the Canvas 2024 collection.
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Lisbeth Larson, global colour manager of Jotun
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The gathering rekindled the creative spirit and reshaped the guests’ approach to colours when it comes to interior design that exudes elegance and purpose.
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Claudio Iurilli, Mona Silijan, Lisbeth Larson
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Photography: Fady Fox Photographer
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Celeste Goh is a senior writer covering architecture and design. Based in Malaysia, she reports on emerging architectural and home design trends, as well as insights by local and international architects and interior designers.
Previously, she covered men’s lifestyle, fashion, music and entertainment.
