Tina Stieger
tina@tinastieger.com
Embassy of Colour is a design studio exploring how colour shapes the way we feel, think and interact — across cultures, environments and everyday life.
Founded by designer and trend researcher Tina Stieger, the studio combines future-oriented insight with sensory observation, translating societal shifts, seasonal rhythms, and personal perception into tangible colour and material strategies.
Engaging talks that bring colour stories to life, sparking reflection and new ideas.
Workshops that provide an experiential approach to colour, grounded in observation and sensory experience, tailored to design teams and educational settings.
She combines applied studio work with teaching and research, serving as a guest lecturer at Fontys Minor Trend & Future Research, NIA Academie, and the Futureproof initiative by Starters in the Netherlands.
Since 2024, she has been a board member of the Dutch Future Society, a network connecting design, innovation, strategy, and futures research.
Tina holds a degree in Industrial Design from FHNW in Switzerland and a Master of Arts in Design with a specialization in Trends from the University of the Arts Zurich (ZHdK).
Museum Voorlinden, 2025
It is constantly in flux, balancing between growth and decay, between stillness
and renewal.
The Hidden Colors of Voorlinden examines the shifting colors of Piet Oudolf’s garden at Museum Voorlinden in the Netherlands across the seasons. Seasonal changes were translated into four visual compositions: spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
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Fieldtrips & On-Site explorations
Embassy of Colour offers inspirational lectures and hands-on workshops
where colour can be explored through observation and sensorial experience.
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Dommelplantsoen Eindhoven, 2023
The project captures the essence of nature's constantly changing colour
palette and reflects its transient and dynamic nature.
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Kvadrat, 2012 - 2017
Kvadrat, the Danish textile brand, is celebrated for its nuanced approach to colour and tactility across its collections. For the Swiss retail segment, I designed and led a series of colour and material workshops, offering both inspiration and practical guidance.
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Switzerland, 2023
Sirpas Garden explores the hidden colour palette of my mother’s garden in Switzerland, using colour as a way to connect with the place and to understand
its vegetation and seasonal character.
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A Visual Exploration, 2021
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