Atelier 05 · Colour from the canvas
Palette from a Work
Reads the five dominant colours of a work from a photograph, on your device and without uploading anything, and proposes a room palette from them: the ground tone lightened for the walls, the secondaries for textiles, the accent kept for one object.
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The palette
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How the room is derived
- Wall: the largest colour in the work, lightened to about 85 percent and greyed to a third of its saturation.
- Ceiling: the wall with a touch more white.
- Textiles: the second and third colours, at half saturation.
- Accent: the most saturated colour in the work, used once, in one object.
01The 150 line
Hanging Height
Height of the work, the furniture under it, the hardware on the back. Out comes the hook height in centimetres and where the second hook goes.
02Paper first, on screen
Gallery Wall
Your wall, your furniture, your frames, drawn to scale. Drag them into a composition, snap the gaps, print the layout with hook heights.
03Sizes and glass
Frame and Mat
Sheet size in, everything else out: mat borders with the weighted bottom, outer frame size, glass area, weight and a cost band by glazing.
04Thirty degrees
Art Light
Ceiling height, centre of the work, what it is made of. Out comes the distance of the spot from the wall, the beam angle, the lux limit and how many years you have.