GoKawiilNew site Apple in Colour catalogs 341 official Apple product colors since 1998
The team behind sheets.works has launched Apple in Colour, an interactive archive listing 341 colors used across Apple products from the original Bondi Blue iMac to a Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max. Each entry includes the product's release year and its official Apple color name or number, covering iPads, iPods, HomePods and special editions like the 2013 (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro.
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The project offers a compact visual record of how Apple's design language and color branding have shifted over nearly 30 years, which could be useful for designers, collectors and historians tracking the company's aesthetic choices. It also follows other fan-made archival efforts, such as 9to5Mac's nanochromatic project on iPod colors, suggesting growing interest in cataloging Apple's design history outside official channels.
- Apple in Colour lists 341 official Apple product colors spanning nearly three decades.
- The archive includes iMacs, iPhones, iPads, iPods, HomePods and special editions like the (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro.
- It follows earlier sheets.works projects mapping every iPhone and iPad Apple has released.
Apple iMac 24-inch M4 — This is the modern heir to Apple's colorful design legacy the article celebrates, available in a range of vibrant finishes reminiscent of the Bondi Blue original. If you love the nostalgia of colorful Apple hardware, the current iMac lineup lets you bring that joyful design philosophy into your home today.wouldn't
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