Our palette is limited by design — each colour earned its place through months of testing against wood, fabric, and light. Scan the lineup; tap any swatch for a closer look.
A very light, soft off-white with subtle warm undertones. It resembles the delicate hue of alabaster or a gentle, creamy ivory.
This shade evokes a sense of purity, elegance, and tranquility, making it versatile for creating airy and open spaces. It pairs well with both warm and cool colours, acting as a neutral backdrop that enhances other colours without overpowering them. Ideal for minimalist or calming designs, it brings a sense of lightness and serenity.
A soft, light and warm shade of cream. It carries subtle yellow and beige undertones, giving it a delicate and sunny appearance.
This hue evokes a sense of warmth and brightness, reminiscent of sunlight filtering through sheer curtains or the gentle glow of a candle-lit evening. Its soothing quality makes it suitable for creating inviting and harmonious spaces.
A muted, earthy taupe with grey undertones. It strikes a balance between grey and beige, offering a sophisticated and neutral appearance.
This shade evokes a sense of calm and subtle elegance, making it a versatile choice for backgrounds and accents in interior design. Its understated nature allows it to blend seamlessly into various palettes, providing a grounding effect in more vibrant or dynamic colour schemes.
A dark shade of grey. It offers a balanced and neutral tone, making it highly versatile and adaptable across various design contexts.
Graphite Storm conveys a sense of modernity and sophistication, often used as a background or accent colour to complement more vibrant shades. Its neutrality allows it to blend seamlessly into both minimalist and bold palettes, providing a calm and steady backdrop.
A deep, rich black with a faint warmth and subtle depth, like soft matte ink or dark basalt stone. Pure in intent but never flat.
True black in furniture creates anchoring and contrast — it sharpens edges, defines form, and makes surrounding colours shine. This particular black’s slight warmth keeps it from feeling clinical, allowing it to sit comfortably alongside natural wood and organic materials.
A soft, muted olive-pistachio green with soft yellow-green tones and warm khaki undertones, like pistachio gelato on a summer afternoon.
This gentle, natural hue can evoke feelings of tranquility and comfort, making it suitable for creating calm and inviting spaces. Its versatility allows it to pair well with both richer colours and other neutrals, adding a touch of understated elegance to any palette.
A warm, muted terracotta with reddish undertones. It evokes a sense of earthiness and charm, reminiscent of sun-baked clay or autumn leaves.
A colour that softens a room rather than demanding attention. It pairs beautifully with natural linen, and creamy whites — making it a quiet anchor in Scandinavian and modern Japandi interiors alike.
A sophisticated warm olive-bronze with muted khaki-gold and warm brown-green undertones, evoking grounded qualities of dark chocolate with the golden warmth of antique gold. This mixed colour evokes a sense of vintage charm and natural elegance.
This colour works as a grown-up alternative to both brown and green, offering depth without heaviness. It flatters warm metals, leather, and natural stone — an ideal choice for interiors that aim for refined, lived-in sophistication.
A warm, rich golden amber — a saturated honey-yellow with subtle orange undertones, like amber resin, marigold petals, or autumn leaves. Joyful, radiant, and full of life.
This is the colour for statement moments. Amber brings energy and optimism to a space without the childishness of brighter yellows. It turns a single cabinet door into a focal point worth celebrating.
A deep, muted navy with cool, greyish undertones. It evokes a sense of calmness and stability, reminiscent of the depths of a serene ocean or twilight skies.
This sophisticated shade can add a touch of elegance and introspection to a design, making it ideal for creating peaceful and contemplative environments. It pairs well with both lighter neutrals and vibrant accents, offering versatility in various colour schemes.
A deep, saturated emerald-forest green with warm undertones, recalling deep fern frond. It evokes the tranquil and refreshing qualities of dense woodlands or lush foliage.
This shade can create a sense of calm and grounding in a space, making it a perfect choice for environments that aim to be soothing and natural. It works well with neutral tones like beige and cream or can be paired with lighter greens and earthy browns to enhance its organic charm.
A deep, intense shade of red with strong brown undertones. As the name suggests, it can be described as reminiscent of rich, aged wine or dark cherry wood.
This colour brings emotional warmth and dramatic depth, especially in lower-light spaces like bedrooms, studies, and dining rooms. It reads as cozy rather than loud, effective for adding a touch of luxury, and layers beautifully with brass, and soft neutrals.