Midnight Blue, Luxor Beige, Steel Green

The opaque ones

Smooth matte painting, to recreate a luxurious, modern, refined atmosphere. But also a space of extreme quiet.

Shell White, Graphite Black and Sugar Paper Grey

The neutrals

The inevitable ones. The colors that adapt to all places and all tastes. Choose neutral colors if you want to be on the safe side and if you need to combine different styles, maintaining minimalism and elegance. And, of course, black. Which fits everything but if you love industrial style you just can't do without it.

Vanilla, Cinnamon, Clay and Corten

The colors of the earth

Warm, earthy, material. They are soft colors that go well with different styles and homes. If you like the natural and the sense of peace that the connection with the earth gives. To be touched with your hand.

Fossil Green and Olive Green

The Greens

Green is a color that gives calm and connection to nature. If you prefer the vigor of Olive Green or the softer alternative of Fossil Green.

Cornflower Blue, India Blue and Light Teal

Our Blues

The color of the sea, the color of the sky, of the water, of the rivers. What more can I say? One of the colors that has, perhaps, the greatest number of fans in the world. Whether you choose a total look to decorate in a "maritime" style or combine different elements and various shades, if you want to dare something more, try blues!

Frida Red, Salmon Red, Terracotta and Antique Pink

The shades of red

The color of passion? Yes, but not only. The brick, the terracotta, the powder, the peach. To light up a space, try reds.