Prinsessegade – Terracotta

Prinsessegade – TerracottaThis gentle, umber tone is reminiscent of classic brick and clay buildings and carries a connection to natural materials. Prinsessegade elevates interiors to a sensory experience and brings the qualities of nature indoors, imbuing spaces with warmth and elegance.

Changing light conditions reveal Leopold’s different profiles for a colour that is dynamic and never dull

Ginkakuji borrows its name from a traditional pagoda and rock garden in Kyoto that exemplifies the evocative yet humble nature of the colour grey

this colour brings warmth and sophistication to interior spaces

Spanning grey

imbuing spaces with warmth and elegance

Colour created by Tina Seidenfaden Busck

transferring their atmosphere to new interior realms

L’Orangerie provides a sense of calm and quiet

Spanning dusty-rose to salmon for a warm yet earthy appearance

This colour has a soft and quiet expression

Referencing the International Style Torres de Satélite sculptures in Mexico City

This neutral shade envelops interiors with its delicate aura