cloud stories

Once upon a time, many years ago, all of the people from blueORANGEworld lived on an actual ship. Even though this ship doesn’t exist anymore, you might say that the idea of Color Cloud Hammocks and the friendships that brought them to life, were born on this ship’s bow.

Color Cloud users come from both sides of the party lines – that’s why there are two hues in every hammock. No matter if you sit on the blue side or red side, you’ll love this Color Cloud wherever you swing.

We love blue. After all, we don’t call ourselves blueORANGEworld for nothing. So what do you get when you mix two hues of blues? We think a Drunken Sailor. While we can’t recommend too many drams of the ole seawater if you’re actually sailing a vessel (since we promote safety first), we certainly do recommend hammocking at sea.

Spicy and sweet, tart and tangy, Mango Salsa is a tastebud sensation. And not only does it have culinary contrast, its combination of cayenne red and mango yellow are pretty eye catching too. Since cayenne and mango look so tasty together, we thought we’d take these flavors to the sky and make a Mango Salsa Color Cloud.

Once you see the horizon from the Blue Ridge, you’ll also know why we wanted to create this Color Cloud. The Blue Ridge mountains are gorgeous, and an easy get away for East coast city dwellers to breathe in some fresh air and practice the art of day hammocking.

In the beautiful West African country of Sierra Leone, there’s an amazing beach just outside of Freetown where a river tributary meets the sea. And since there is no better beach to hang a hammock from in Sierra Leone, we’ve named this Color Cloud after this special place.

Bright as noon on a sunny day, the Sunshine hammock is guaranteed to lift your spirits. Yellow and orange not only remind us of the sun, they remind us of the brightness of friendships and joy of life.

Deep green forest, the scent of pine, the blaze of a campfire and you relaxing in your Color Cloud hammock. We love camping. This hammock got its name because it reminds us of sitting around under the evergreen trees, roasting marshmallows and telling campfire stories.