Iris is officially an app.

Most color tools tell you what colors are in an image. Iris shows you why they work together, reading proportion, balance and the role each color plays.

I built it to help creatives see color differently. x.com/i/article/2107…

Recent niche obsession

Brazilian modernist chair designs

We should really bring back room dividers

The 80s were a risk taking design decade but the neon lighting above dining tables was just wild

Mid century airline advertising was an absolute art form

The average person cannot fathom the former glory of San Francisco

If you’re a creative person I developed Iris, a color generator that measures the weight of the tones that inspire you

Try it out at irisreads.app

The living rooms of legendary architect John Lautner

The urban landscapes of Brazilian artist Roberto Burle Marx are just incredible

Charles and Ray Eames perfected modern chair design and we’ve only gone backward since

Amazing photographs of the 2026 Winter Olympics by photographer Florence Pernet

Link to source

flopernet.com/home/olympics2…

There was a moment in history when America built its public works like they were meant to stand the test of time

These four from the American West still feel like proof that a country can be ambitious and hold aesthetics in the highest regard

The next level brickwork of the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech in Morocco

Source

studioko.fr/mobile.php

Y2K transparent tech was so peak

Iris builds a reference library of your favorite palettes so you can access for future projects

A fun feature I recently added is taking your favorite colors and making customized wallpapers

Pure Futuristic Postmodernism at Palette, a West Hollywood restaurant designed by Anthony Machado (1984)

The extraordinary organic futurism of British designer Ross Lovegrove

Creator of the most remarkable objects of the late 1990s and early 2000s