Okay.

I think people spent more time in their homes.

They wanted them to be more individual.

They wanted to use them in a different way, and h- homes have to work much harder.

So actually, that whole concept of having, you know, one color house which is completely open plan has slightly ...

We've sort of swayed against, I think, and there's something rather wonderful about if you've got the space to ha- live in light rooms during the day, and then perhaps retire to a much more highly colored room with much more depth of color in the evening, sort of following kind of a circadian rhythm, and I f- firmly believe that is good for the soul.

And so people are much, much braver with color.

And when you go to somebody's house, whether it's in the country or it's in Japan or America or Australia or whatever, are you looking at the character of the people? Are you looking at the light? Are you looking at the actual architecture? Where do you start when it comes to choosing color?