In the context of Color Design, the series “The Way Of…” focuse on contemporary chromatic paths outlined through the rereading of the single projects and the research of new thematic connections.

This year Lechler, confirming its consolidated partnership with Ventura Projects, from 9th to 14th of April 2019, will show its new proposal at the BASE - the multifunctional area dedicated to art and creativity situated in the so-called “Zona Tortona”, a very central and transcultural area of Milan - The Way of Nature. 

Just like the three series presented in the previous years, also The Way of Nature is the result of continuous and innovative technological development of Lechler combined with the study of trends of the colour designer Francesca Valan.

The Way of Nature takes inspiration from nature, its perfection and harmony. Indeed, recalling the complementarity of beautiful and good in Greek culture, this series integrates eurythmically nature and technology, originating a dimension of ideal habitat.

Four styles, inspired by tones of different natural landscapes, evoke the yearly cycle of nature. Thanks to the observation of nature, we have developed collections in balance between colour and effect, which, translating into colour boards, propose harmonies of the four seasons with our painting products.

A further news that will be presented is the collection Color Trainer Interni edition 2, developed in collaboration with Francesca Valan.

In this second edition, new colours and finishes, always in perfect harmony with each other, enrich the range of solutions for indoor walls and surfaces.

Some of these proposals have already been introduced in “The Way of Nature”.

                                                                                                                                             Lechler Color Design “The Way of Nature”
@Ventura Future c/o BASE – Entrance:  via Tortona,54  – Milan
Tuesday 9th April – Saturday 13th April: 9.30 a.m.  – 8.00 p.m. h
Wednesday 10th April: 9.30 a. m. – 10.00 p.m. h
Sunday 14th April: 9.30 a.m. – 6 p.m.  h