3/Richness of Reality

Richness of Reality

Richness of Reality emerges from a cultural movement, a longing for the elegance and intentionality that defined mid-century living. It is part nostalgia, part rediscovering what it means to dress for yourself, to take time with daily rituals, to choose quality over quantity. It reflects a return to the rhythms of everyday care, the dignity found in a well-tailored suit that fits perfectly, the simple pleasure of decent food and decent wine.

This concept honours the collective effort behind true craftsmanship: the tailors, the fabric mills, the magazine editors who understood that presenting the world beautifully was itself an act of care. It takes a community to create this kind of richness, where attention to detail becomes a shared language of respect between maker and user. 

The aesthetic philosophy of Richness of Reality translates into design thinking that values the quiet luxury of things done well, where the meditative act of ironing clothes and the neural satisfaction of making your bed become part of more intentional living. In our accelerated world, the richness lies not in excess but in attention, the kind that transforms everyday moments into something worth savouring. 

The colour palette for Richness of Reality offers warm yellow and red hues with substance and emotional weight, colours that belong to memory and place. These are hues that have lived in real homes, been worn on real bodies, chosen by people who understood that surrounding yourself with beauty is not vanity but necessity.

Banner image, Light behind unfinished traces by Mariana Castillo Deball

Meaning often lies in what is already around us, if we take the time to notice.