Tetsugaku

TetsugakuTetsugaku is a darker shade of Sakurasimilar to the moment these iconic Japanese cherry blossoms fall under shadow. An ever so slightly blue tint gives Tetsugaku added depth and a sense of maturity. It is an intimate, warming colour suited to most interior spaces.

Kerameikos takes its name from the ancient potters’ quarter and archeological site in Athens

Reminiscent of sunlit plaster and sundried soil

refined grey captures the street's historic atmosphere and brings a subtle nobility to any interior space

perfect for creating warm and inviting interior atmospheres

lined by a row of coloured houses from the 18th and 19th centuries

evoking the essence of holidays as everlasting

blue and grey pigments gives Middelheim a slightly moody

Amber Clay is a muted yellow inspired by aged ochre walls of traditional clay architecture

moody and transitory

Barragán’s citrusy character gleams neon in the light for an energizing spirit

Luce is a dusty-pink shade that casts interior spaces in a warm atmosphere

The warm off-white tone of Pont Neuf shares its name and colourway with the oldest standing bridge over the Seine