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Is citrus yellow going to be colour of the year 2011?

Akzonobel, the largest paint company in the world, has released its predictions for next year’s colour trends. Colour Futures 2011, a report presented by the brand’s global design manager and colour expert Per Nimer, announced the themes for next year’s palette, with citrus yellow predicted as colour of the year.

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According to Akzonobel, the world is now looking to the, ‘beauty of everyday life,’ for inspiration in its colour choice. Sky blue, grassy green and ‘zingy’ natural colours crop up frequently, Nimer says, because of the world’s new, ‘obsession for recreating nature.’ With 2011 coloured lemon yellow, Nimer expects we, ‘are positive for the future ahead.’

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Akzonobel owns 104 brands of paint, with 128 companies including Dulux, Sikkens, Cuprinol, Hammerite. Based in Amsterdam, it employs over 55,000 people in around 80 countries.

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