Download The Jotun Ebook: 3 Color Trends 2022

Download The Jotun Ebook: 3 Color Trends 2022

November 10, 2021

The download of the Jotun Ebook and color palettes was a huge hit last year, so we thought to put it again together for our readers to have all beautiful hues in one place and be able to work with it at all times. In case, you haven’t followed along with the previous and extensive articles on the Color Forecast 2022, here goes a sum up again and the chance to access the download of the ebook.

Jotun Lady has created three moods to represent color more physically; it’s a clever way of showing volume and texture supporting their color trends 2022. Embrace, Playful, and Cherish are the new themes, all gathered under the umbrella theme of Togetherness.

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Styling: Kråkvik and D’Orazio | Ph: @linethitklein

 

You’ll find the three themes, 28 colors, and 18 images all together in one inspirational document. Click on the image below to download the Jotun Ebook. If you are not sure about the content, please refer to our previous Jotun post.

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Launching our materials boxes: Fab Fibers

MATERIAL BOXES / FABRICS

Comforting textures in timeless tones – What’s not to love? This box offers velvet,  cotton,  bouclé wool, jute, linen, and so much more.

We like to describe these fabric samples as your staple kit so that you can rely on it consistently in your creative work.

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