The folks at sheets.works are back at it again, this time with an interactive archive of 341 Apple product colors spanning nearly three decades. Here are the details.
’Made by someone who still misses the Flower Power iMac’
We’ve covered some of sheets.works’ previous projects, including interactive timelines for every iPhone and every iPad Apple has ever released.
Now, the site is back with a new project called Apple in Colour, which they call “a celebration of every bright, brilliant, joyful thing they ever made.”
From the original Bondi Blue iMac to the Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max, the website lists “every bright, colourful thing Apple has ever sold, in one glorious pile,” complete with each product’s release year and official Apple color name (or number, in some cases).
The catalog also includes iPads, iPods, HomePods, and even the (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro from 2013, as part of what they beautifully describe as “the most colourful thing they ever did was also the kindest,” referring to Apple’s long-running partnership with (RED) to help fund the fight against AIDS.
To check out Apple in Colour, follow this link. And while you’re in a nostalgic mood, also be sure to also check out nanochromatic, a project by 9to5Mac’s own Dylan McDonald that “aims to celebrate and document the vibrant history of iPod color options.”
What’s the most striking product color Apple has ever released? Let us know in the comments.
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