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Color trends used to come and go—but the color recession that began this century threatens to turn our world permanently gray, Amogh Dimri reports:

The Color Recession May Be PermanentConsumers are so afraid of getting colors wrong, they don’t use them at all.bit.ly
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Because we're in a simulation.

Car colors are and have been ridiculous for a LONG time. White, gray, black, and very little else. And then that putty gray - that's hideous. Look at traffic in TX - a sea of white and gray, with black here and there, and almost no blue, green, red, or yellow.

Sadly, it's always been that way in housing. My parents insisted on repainting my bedroom, which was light blue, pure stark white because they thought they needed to in order to sell the house. Then they didn't end up selling it anyway.

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neutral colours in houses makes sense, then you can change it up with art and rugs and cushions.

I inherited this Karastan rug from my mother 20 years ago. There’s no such thing as “Millennial Gray” in this house! Those colors drive everything.

Great article.

yeah because it's capitalism, babes

I hate the current fad for flat gray cars. Most cars come with too few color options to begin with. Flat gray shouldn't even be an option let alone someone's choice of "color".

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Coupled with “renovation grey laminate” this is all dooming us to a sad, sad looking world