A new research group used machine learning to track color changes in common materials and items, below is their findings for all color changes over time, they used 7000+ items from the 1800s to now to determine color changes in the most common items.
Below are the colors of cars by year, notice how the majority of cars are grey, white, or black compared to twenty years ago.
These aren't data points, but they are comparisons between the 'modern' homes of the 70s and 80s compared to the modern homes of today.
Carpets have equally had the same treatment of grey added to them! The most common color of carpet is now grey or beige.
Even locations that used to scream with color for decades have now modernized to becoming boring minimalist (and I love minimalism) personality-less locations.
The world is becoming colorless, why?
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Komorebi, Duri Baek
Soulmate Psychic, Kayla Witt
تم مجھے روزقیامت ملنا،
تم سے میرا حساب باکی ہے۔
Tum mujhe roz-e-qayamat milna,
Tum se mera hisab baaki hai.
~Lines
Wo itefaq se rasty mai mil jaye kahi,
Bs isi shoq ne hume Awara bana dia hai.
~JAUN ELIYA
For her
Marvelland
Dasht-e Kavir is a large desert in the middle of the Iranian Plateau. Spanning roughly 30,000 square miles (77,600 square kilometers), temperatures in the “Great Salt Desert” can soar up to 122°F (50°C), causing extreme vaporization that turns marshes and mud grounds into swirling crusts of salt, as seen in this segment of the desert here.
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Source imagery: Maxar
955. Adam Caruso & Peter St John /// Studio House /// Highbury, London, UK /// 1993-94
OfHouses presents Houses of the 90′s, part VII: SuperBritish. (Photos: © Hélène Binet. Source: Gennaro Postiglione, ’100: One Hundred Houses for One Hundred European Architects of the Twentieth Century’, Köln: Taschen, 2004.)
955. Adam Caruso & Peter St John /// Studio House /// Highbury, London, UK /// 1993-94
OfHouses presents Houses of the 90′s, part VII: SuperBritish. (Photos: © Hélène Binet. Source: Gennaro Postiglione, ’100: One Hundred Houses for One Hundred European Architects of the Twentieth Century’, Köln: Taschen, 2004.)