#tellmeacolor

"Color is a power which directly influences the soul”   -Wassily Kandinsky 

What is Tell Me a Color?

#tellmeacolor is a crowd-sourced celebration of color. A game that asks people to show us their favorite color, describe it and name it. A picture or video and why it inspires them. The winning color joins the Marla Aaron Enamel Series. Plus the winner gets a set of 3 pieces in that color!

Stay tuned for #tellmeacolor2027

Peony Enamel Chubby Babylock

20 111,00 kr
23
 

Tacky/Fuschia Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr
 
EXCLUSIVE

Lawrence Enamel Hinged Cuffling

20 162,00 kr

Jeans Enamel Chubby Babylock

20 111,00 kr
23
 

Cloud/Black Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Navy/A Good Blue Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Pêche Enamel Chubby Babylock

20 111,00 kr
23
 

Cracker/Tomato Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Bubblegum/Tacky Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Princess/Marigold Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Smog Enamel Chubby Babylock

20 111,00 kr
23
 

Aubergine/Turquoise Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Princess/Cognac Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr
 
EXCLUSIVE

Pêche Ombre Enamel Hinged Cuffling

20 162,00 kr

Swamp/Turquoise Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Bubblegum/Swamp Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Vert Enamel Chubby Babylock

20 111,00 kr
23
 
 
EXCLUSIVE

Vert Ombre Enamel Hinged Cuffling

20 162,00 kr

Sand/Cement Enamel Hinged Cuffling

18 650,00 kr

Jeans Enamel Hinged Cuffling

20 162,00 kr
 
EXCLUSIVE

Étoile Enamel Hinged Cuffling

20 162,00 kr
 
EXCLUSIVE

Étoile Enamel Chubby Babylock

23 387,00 kr
23
 
 
EXCLUSIVE

Étoile Enamel You're a Nut

4 537,00 kr
23
 

"…It started quite simply as me being completely starstruck and overwhelmed at the possibility of Instagram—the sharing of ideas and yes...colors. I was able to share how I think about colors through a series of images I called #colordecoding. Then we somehow realized it was even more fun to ask you to join the conversation. Show us your favorite color we would ask, tell us something about it, name it. The responses were so damn beautiful as a whole. The poetry of your entries always moves us—how an old workshop table splattered with paint becomes Lawrence, named after a beloved woodworking grandfather, peche, the precise highest expression of a summer peach. And all the entries really. If only we could make them all..... #tellmeacolor"

Previous Tell Me a Color Winners...

2019 Winner: Lawrence

"When I was younger my dad would always ask me to help out in our garage. He learned a bunch of woodworking skills from my grandfather, which he put to practice every weekend. If you were to walk into my childhood home, spin around, and point; you’d probably be pointing at something my dad had built. When we were working in the garage, he would have me sit on this big white stool (now covered in paint) given to him by my grandfather. Being a curious child, I would ask him where each color had come from. Of course, he could not give me any real answer, because of how many projects he, and his father, had completed. I would sit think about how each spot represented a different completed project. They overlap, and individually, may not seem as special, but as a whole they represent a lot of hard work and many fond memories.

I would call this color Lawrence (my dad’s name)"

2020 Winner: Pechè

"Barbara Streisand summed it up best when she sang:

'Ooh, life is juicy

Juicy, and you see--I gotta have my bite, sir!'

Peaches are oh so juicy! Full of life!

(Fun fact: In China, the peach is a symbol of longevity and immortality.)

The colors of a peach also remind me of joy, summertime, femininity, and sensuality. So beautiful. I'm obsessed!!"

2026 Winner: Etoilè

“In thinking about my favorite color, this "color", the inky midnight blue alit with gilded stars, popped back into my mind. If I could recreate a single color, wouldn't it be that transportive, expansive recreation of the sky? I've lived in Manhattan for 13 years, and yet my favorite sight is a star-filled night. Yes, I marvel at the buildings and bright lights from my window, but I also long for the sight of the stars stretching overhead.

How wonderful to be reminded of our humanity, that people have always looked up and dreamed, and will continue to long after we've had our turn.”

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