Norwegians are amongst the people in the world who spend most money on redecorating their homes and houses. In the DIY-market with a lot of focus on hard-sell and bargains it is also important for these stores to inspire people in their everyday environment. That’s exactly what Fargerike (Kingdom of colors) and TBWA/OSLO did when they painted a fence in one of Oslos busiest and most exclusive residential areas.

In the suburban area of Holmenkollen, a big fence was painted in inspirational and sparkling colours. By-passers and people waiting for the bus could experience at first-hand what colors can do to your mood and experience the feelgood vibes that Fargerike can bring. They could also take color samples and read about Fargerike as the place for professional advice and inspiration for what to do with your house. During the 14 days of which the fence was painted in these vivid colors, you could also visit the local Fargerike store where you would receive a 15% discount on the products in the store.

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