“Dulux understands colour’s uplifting effect; how it can re-invent the familiar and fill rooms with shades of calm, vitality and happiness. It is passionate about using colour to inspire and help people to unlock the potential in their homes and social spaces. This passion has lead the brand to work with individual communities such as the Wuhan art project in China, All Colour To Sao Paulo events in Brazil and the ongoing support of the Community Re-Paint charity in the UK. Together through the simple act of painting Coral and the individual communities have injected colour, turned old into new, forgotten into colourful.”
“This year Dulux will initiate Let’s Colour projects around the world, so that even more people can experience the positive impact of paint and colour. Let’s Colour will begin in Rio, Paris, London and Rajasthan, before reaching other communities in cities such as Istanbul and Shanghai. For each project, Dulux will connect with local communities to paint spaces that need a little colour and experts in design to ensure they reach their potential. “
You can follow along on their color adventure—Social Media is an amazing thing indeed! (Fan the project on Facebook or follow their blog–they are posting lots of local color insights as they go, I feel as if I’m on a color journey right along with them) I’ve been keeping up with the crew for the past 48 hours as they arrived in Paris and taken on giving this car park (that’s garage for us Yanks) a rainbow of a makeover:
I think this is such an amazing undertaking! Award-winning filmmaker Andrew Lang is with the team. Here’s his first film from Rio featuring some colorful local artists and an interview with a grandmother whose own home’s colorful makeover is a joy to witness…
i am looking for someone to contact me or the committee of the clara tidy towns to help us from delux to come and brighten up our dull little town please help
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