What Makes a Color “Good,” Technically Speaking
I think we have all had the experience of falling in love with a color in a store, a studio, or even online. Then you bring it into your own space or go outside and suddenly it feels off. Too flat. Too green. Too cold. Too loud. A totally different color.
How could this happen? It’s not your imagination, it’s actually physics, chemistry, and material science because color isn’t a single thing. It’s an interaction. And “good” color, the kind that holds up over time and across environments, is built, not just chosen.