All Colour, materials and finish articles – Page 10
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ArticleInterview: Gavin Hartley on Rolls-Royce Bespoke Design
The man in charge of Rolls-Royce’s Goodwood HQ gives us the inside line
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ArticleInnovations with Ultrasuede®
Toray’s partially plant-based Ultrasuede® brings sustainability benefits to a variety of applications, from automotive seating to haute couture
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Article[Sponsored] The potential of future materials, from graphene to 3D printing
There are big changes coming in the techniques and materials automakers use. Magna Exteriors explains
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[Sponsored] From The Experts: Guilford
What are the upcoming trends in colour and trim? Nicola Ashley, Guilford’s director of global design, gives us a few pointers
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Article[SPONSORED] Standex Engraving talk Texture
We asked Standex Engraving to work their magic on our book cover too. Here’s the crafty story of the skill behind their art
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Article2017/18 BASF Colour Prediction Revealed
Which colour will your next car be? Most of them, it turns out – as long as it’s not pink, yellow or a mid-tone
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Jaguar XJ (X351) Purple Velvet Linings
Who says colour and trim in limousines has to be stoical? Not Ian Callum...
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ArticleColouring the Future: Upcoming Paint Trends
Swiss firm predicts ocean-inspired paint choices in 2019
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ArticleColours vs Shades: European Colour Trends Report
Greater diversity within the same range for Europe in 2016
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LA 2016: Trend - Fake Plastic Trees
Did we just slip back 15 years to obviously plastic deco materials?
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ArticlePPG Colour Trends 2016: Blue Is The (Future) Colour
PPG's annual colour survey picks out white for now, but blue's coming up
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ArticleBeautiful possibilities made real by Ultrasuede®
Beautiful possibilities are made real by the newest ultrasuede® technology
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Reading Week 5 August 2016
The demise of Mid-Century Modern, China's straddling bus and leather grown from mushrooms
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ArticleQ&A: Sonja Vandenberk, Ford Europe’s chief colour and materials designer, on how Vignale will evolve
Executing Vignale: How Ford intends to take its premium sub-brand forward
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ArticleGeneva 2016: Citroën explores with colour and trim
A quiet show for the brand allows time for C&T experimentation
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Geneva 2016: Volvo adds great taste to the V40 recipe
Colour and materials lift this ageing hatchback
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ArticleCitroën continues colour and trim exploration with SpaceTourer Hyphen concept
New van gets the two-tone treatment, continues Aircross themes
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Bentley introduces stone veneer trim option
Interior stonework is an unlikely choice for 2016's first new colour and trim trend
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First glimpse of next-generation Maserati Quattroporte at 'Artedinamica'
April 24, 2002 – It has taken a very long time but finally Pininfarina has had its way and has succeeded in the design of a top class four-door sport sedan for Ferrari.