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A taste for colour: Cherry, Damson and Mochi

Three diary colours, three distinct moods. A closer look at Cherry, Damson and Mochi through Jaimee Lowe’s still-life photography.

by Made of Tomorrow
A taste for colour: Cherry, Damson and Mochi

A colour can start with something familiar. A plum, a cherry, a sweet picked from a tray. Put it beside a different texture or tone, and it takes on a character of its own.

For our 2027 diaries, photographer Jaimee Lowe explored that idea through three still lifes. Each began with a name from the collection: Damson, Cherry and Mochi. Together, they offer a closer look at the colours we carry into our everyday.

Photography by Jaimee Lowe (@jaimeelowe.studio), created in collaboration with Made of Tomorrow.

Damson: depth and contrast

Deep blue meets a rich red backdrop. In Jaimee’s first palette, the fruit gives Damson its starting point, while a silver pen brings a small flash of light.

Blue Damson 2027 diary with a plum and silver pen on a deep red background.

There’s plenty to notice up close: the texture of the cover, the curve of a plum, the fine edges of the pages. Familiar objects become a study in shape, with the diary holding the composition together.

A plum beside the fanned pages and blue cover of the Damson diary.
A halved plum balanced above the pages of the Damson diary, with a silver pen between them.
Close-up of gold 2027 lettering on the textured blue Damson diary cover.
Close-up of a silver pen nestled between the pages of the blue Damson diary.

Cherry: a cooler mood

Cherry takes the series in a cooler direction. The second palette draws on the feeling of its namesake, even outside cherry season. It’s a reminder that a colour name can suggest an atmosphere as much as an ingredient.

That shift is part of the pleasure of the series. One starting point, three very different moods.

Cherry 2027 diary standing beside a burgundy handbag and a glass dish with a silver pen against pale blue.
A person in a pale blue shirt holding a burgundy Cherry 2027 diary and a glass of red iced drink.
Close-up of an open Cherry diary with a red cherry charm and a Made of Tomorrow pen against pale blue.

See the Cherry still life on Instagram →

Mochi: something sweet

For the final palette, strawberry pink sits against Mochi’s chocolate-brown cover. Soft colour, rounded shapes and the shine of silver give this part of the series a playful warmth.

Chocolate-brown Mochi diary on an oval platter with a spoon holding pink mochi.

A spoon crosses the cover. Pink slips of paper fan out from the pages. The close-ups invite a second look at an object made to be picked up and used every day.

Pink mochi on a silver spoon resting across the chocolate-brown 2027 diary cover.
Pink mochi on a small metal tray surrounded by silver spoons on a lilac and pink surface.
Upright chocolate-brown Mochi diary showing 2027 on its spine against a pink and lilac backdrop.
Close-up of the brown Mochi diary cover and a fan of bright pink page markers.

A colour to spend the year with

Choosing a diary starts with how you like to plan. Colour makes that choice a little more personal. Something you enjoy seeing on your desk, reaching for in your bag and opening again tomorrow.

We loved seeing Jaimee find a world within each of these three palettes. A small invitation to look more closely at the things around us.

Explore our 2027 diaries →

Portrait of photographer Jaimee Lowe

Photography: Jaimee Lowe
See the original collaborative posts: Damson, Cherry and Mochi.