Mutual embedding—putting small amounts of one color inside another—deepens unity and creates a more profound inner light.

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• Mutual Embeddingconcept0.804
  A reinforcing interlock between different materials, mentioned alongside Deep Interlock in West Dean construction.
• Colors create light together like centers cooperating to form a larger being; the interaction intensifies each color as a center.claim0.795
• Families of color, like echoes, unify the composition by creating hidden similarity among all colors.claim0.788
• The wholeness of geometry is intensified and brought to its maximum potential by inner light in color.claim0.779
• Contrast, instead of separating things, brings them together when used to help centers become alive; contrast that fails to create deeper feeling is merely accidental or eye-catchingclaim0.779
  Claim distinguishing good contrast (Shaker schoolroom, which unifies) from bad contrast (glaring lobby staircase, which separates)
• Boundaries and hairlines, by both separating and uniting adjacent colors, intensify the light and form larger wholes.claim0.776
• Intensity and clarity of individual color arise from both an inherent quality and the support of the whole; making each color shine beautifully forces all colors into harmony.claim0.770
• All wholeness, not just color, may be considered ultimately as a kind of light, communicating with the transcendent realm where pure unity exists.claim0.770