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Whilst binary colloid–polymer mixtures have been studied in detail over the past few decades, here the first results are presented on a ternary mixture involving two particle sizes. Novel and unusual phase separation kinetics are found, with a liquid phase separating from an aggregate phase.

Graphical abstract: Two-stage phase separation in ternary colloid–polymer mixtures

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