The Science of Color® applies the intelligence of colour to bring shape, meaning, and contextual clarity to interior and architectural vision.

Whether residential or institutional, a well-designed environment should do more than simply look beautiful—it should nurture how people feel. At The Science of Color®, we use colour as a powerful design tool to evoke joy, reduce stress, and create environments that enhance a life well lived.

Among our most treasured residential projects is a private palace on Kensington Palace Gardens, designed in collaboration with The Office of Thierry Despont. Due to strict client confidentiality, images cannot be shared.

One of our most significant institutional collaborations was the major expansion of the Museum of Modern Art, completed in 2004. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Yoshio Taniguchi, with Kohn Pedersen Fox serving as executive architect, the redesign nearly doubled the museum’s exhibition space while reorienting the complex around Philip Johnson’s Sculpture Garden.

This collaboration marked the beginning of a series of appointments as Interior Design Director and Lead on other world-class museums, including the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University and the Cleveland Museum of Art, in collaboration with Rafael Viñoly Architects.