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claim:the-only-thing-making-the-beautiful-color-combination-strange-was-that-we-weren-t-used-to-having-floors-which-were-so-beautifulThe only thing making the beautiful color combination strange was that we weren't used to having floors which were so beautiful
Reflects on the initial hesitation to use the overwhelming sweet proportion, recognizing it as lack of exposure rather than a flaw.
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- The rhetorical question posed in §7, challenging the assumption that design comes from the artist's will.
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- General observation from the case studies (Sala, Sarlo, Kaiser) that the right color surprises the maker.