New Archive Catalogs 30 Years of Apple Product Colors
A new project called Apple in Colour documents 341 unique hues from across Apple's hardware history, spanning from the 1990s to today.
A new digital archive has launched to document the vast spectrum of hardware finishes released by Apple over the last three decades. The project, titled Apple in Colour, is hosted on the website sheets.works and serves as a comprehensive catalog of the company's design history.
According to 9to5mac.com, the archive features 341 distinct product colors. The collection covers a wide range of devices, including various models of iMacs, iPhones, iPads, iPods, and HomePods. It also includes unique hardware like the 2013 Mac Pro.
The project provides a visual timeline of Apple's aesthetic evolution, documenting product colors spanning nearly 30 years. It offers enthusiasts and historians a centralized database to explore the specific shades used across the company's diverse product lineup.
Quick answers
What is the Apple in Colour project?
It is a new archive hosted on sheets.works that catalogs 341 different colors used on Apple products over the last 30 years.
Which devices are included in the archive?
The catalog features a variety of Apple products, including iPhones, iPads, iPods, iMacs, HomePods, and the 2013 Mac Pro.