Josef Albers spent a lifetime proving that no color exists alone — every hue shifts in meaning depending on what surrounds it. Color is not decoration. It is dialogue. Conversations in Color takes that idea into the home, building geometric compositions where blocks of saturated hue push and pull against each other, creating tension, harmony, and quiet joy. Rooted in the optimism of mid-century modernism, these are objects that believe color itself can change how a room — and a day — feels. This is what it means to live a colorful life: not just to surround yourself with beauty, but to let color speak to you.