The team at sheets.works has launched an interactive archive featuring 341 Apple product colors covering close to three decades. Here’s what you need to know.
Created by someone who still longs for the Flower Power iMac.
We’ve previously highlighted several sheets.works projects, such as interactive timelines covering every iPhone and every iPad Apple has ever launched.
The site returns with a new initiative named Apple in Colour, described by its creators as “a celebration of every bright, brilliant, joyful product they’ve ever released.”
Starting with the original Bondi Blue iMac and ending with the Burgundy iPhone 18 Pro Max, the site catalogs “every bright, colorful Apple product ever sold, gathered in one splendid collection,” including each item’s release year and its official Apple color designation (or numeric code when applicable).
The archive also covers iPads, iPods, HomePods, and the (PRODUCT)RED Mac Pro from 2013, which the creators eloquently label “the most colorful endeavor they’ve undertaken, and also the kindest,” nodding to Apple’s enduring collaboration with (RED) to support AIDS relief efforts.
Visit Apple in Colour via this link. If you’re feeling nostalgic, don’t miss nanochromatic—a project by Digitio’s Dylan McDonald that “seeks to celebrate and chronicle the vivid history of iPod color choices.”
Which Apple product color stands out as the most striking to you? Share your thoughts in the comments.
It’s also worth a look on Amazon.