Where a single colour ties wall paint, curtain fabric, and glass-block grout into one spatial argument — across a former veterinary clinic in northern Italy.

Three spaces where yellow and steel occupy the same room without one overwhelming the other — a vivid counter in Shanghai, stainless panels against soft yellow surfaces in Seoul, and a steel kitchen framed in yellow in Berlin's Kreuzberg. 

Four rooms where pink and blue occupy the same space and find their balance — at every scale, from a cobalt blue floor and a pink sofa to two salmon pink walls and a teal kitchen volume. SILCO EDIT on why warm and cool keep ending up together.

Three homes where the staircase is red — and the rest of the house is organised around it. A floating perforated steel structure in a London Georgian maisonette. A lacquered red circulation core cutting through a Victorian section in San Francisco. A signal red spine connecting two halves of a house designed to divide. 

Three spaces where green and blue occupy the same room without merging — across different tones, surfaces, and spatial roles. Lime green and cornflower blue. Mint green and steel blue. A colour pairing that keeps appearing in contemporary interiors, and a closer look at why it works.

Four contemporary interiors where cobalt blue appears once — as a curtain, a panel, a column, a frame — and defines the entire spatial logic. SILCO EDIT curates colour as architecture.