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To me this kind of grey used to be Volvo's signature paint, but it's been more common recently indeed. Either way, I don't think it's anyone's business to tell
by seszett 4y ago
To me this kind of grey used to be Volvo's signature paint, but it's been more common recently indeed.
Either way, I don't think it's anyone's business to tell people what colour they should use for their cars? This blog article seems a bit weird.
- waboremo 4y agoThe handful selection of home goods (and one house) picked in attempts to illustrate the point that it's affecting more than just cars and is some generational effect is hilarious. Sorry to whoever wrote this blog, but vases will always come in a sickening plethora of colors and patterns.
- ryeights 4y agoThis is incorrect. These sorts of matte, washed-out pastel colors are absolutely a trend in all sorts of designs targeting Millenials/Gen-Zers. Browse through this catalog and you’ll see what I mean. https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/home https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/home
- machinawhite 4y agoJust think of the Web 3.0 aesthetic, or even Microsoft's Fluent design. It's putty all the way down
- waboremo 4y agoYour example proves my point. Sort by best seller, you'll see neon bright frogs to neutrals. People calling things trends among [generation here] meanwhile it's always been popular are quite frankly absurd.