Opera

OperaReferencing the Antwerp Opera, this mellow, ashy green is mixed from equal amounts of yellow and blue tints to achieve a balanced profile. Leaning towards a slightly grey territory with its delicate tones, Opera adds tranquility to interior environments.

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

Inspired by the tiled roofs of the Amalienborg royal residences

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

Jardin draws from this concept of a cooling oasis with its mid-toned

Its slightly yellow tonality creates a bright and lively surface that catches the light and radiates warmth throughout the space

The soft grey-blue profile of Villa Borsani refers to the décor and blue accents at the 1940’s Milanese villa of the same name

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

This rich blue hue draws inspiration from Huis Guiette—a Modernist Le Corbusier home located in Antwerp

this black shade adds character and sophistication to interior spaces

zesty tint

Sitting between white and light grey

Frederiksgade has cool tones and a balanced character that is slightly blue-green depending on the light