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That is part of the reason for writing my book. LW: I feel that the newest trend is for people to find their own personal color worlds. STIR: Have you noticed any particularly strong or new color trends emerging? Japan, India, The Philippines, Thailand, France, Italy and Australia are just a few of the places that have made deep imprints for me. Even non-visuals like music have served as inspiration for my color palates. Every country I have visited has, in one way or another, inspired my worlds of color -from the nature to the people to the art to the food. Have other cultures informed your color outlook? I often use at least three different shades of a color when painting one room! STIR: You’ve lived and worked in New York, Zurich and Milan, and traveled extensively.

to make it really come to life and sound beautiful, you need to introduce chords to the piece - just one note at a time being played will not resonate quite the same. I never just see one color it is always in a family of colors that in some way relate to each other. STIR: Why did you organize Ode to Color by color “worlds”? Color - and how we use it - can completely transform a space, thus affecting everything we do and feel. It can be the most powerful element, having the ability to evoke all the senses.

LW: To me, color is the most important aspect in design. STIR: How did you decide to write about color instead of textile design?

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STIR ® sat down with Weitzner to find out how and where the design pro finds her inspiration and what’s coming in color trends. In her gorgeously illustrated new book, Ode to Color, renowned textile designer Lori Weitzner, whose work is in the permanent collections of museums worldwide, takes a look at what she calls “the guiding force” behind her career: color. Internationally renowned textile designer Lori Weitzner offers an immersive, engaging journey in the world of color as it applies to design, mood and culture in her new book.