Bernat Klein: Design in Colour

Abstract

painting by Klein, showed the relationship between his nature-inspired paintings and his textile designs (see Figure 2). Branding & Identity showed his use of graphic design and branding for the promotion of his work; this was cleverly reflected in the use of Klein’s preferred font—Helvetica—in the design of the gallery’s didactic text. Then, Styling Interiors expanded on the interior design work Klein did for the FIGURE 3 “Maple,” Bernat Klein, ca. 1961, tweed of space-dyed brushed mohair, wool, and polyester yarns. Image © National Museums Scotland. Review 159