The signature palette

Find your tone.

Vintage. Black Walnut. Maple. Natural.
Compare the grain here. Confirm the colour in your own light.

Material / Context

Read the colour in grain, light and form.

Application images show atmosphere. The material view and physical Sample Box remain the colour reference.

Vintage

A muted caramel-taupe with darker grain notes and the calm of time-softened timber.

Screen appearance may vary. Confirm final colour with the physical Sample Box.

Colour, collected

Four mixed-media works by Michael Lao. A different way to explore colour, texture and contrast.

Vintage

A painted fan, embroidered fabric and copper tones bring layers of memory into one frame. Muted grain gives the brighter details room to stand out.

Pairing ideas

Try textured fabric, copper tones and warm stone.

Black Walnut

Deep brown meets green, a folded fan and stone-like textures. Light and shadow make a calm composition, with small touches of gold catching the eye.

Pairing ideas

Try green upholstery, dark stone and brushed brass.

Maple

A warm golden ground sets off black fabric, purple accents and branching forms. The contrast gives each texture a clear place in the composition.

Pairing ideas

Try charcoal fabric, violet accents and dark metal.

Natural

Honey tones sit beside blue, violet and rough textures. The contrast brings fresh energy to a familiar warm palette.

Pairing ideas

Try blue textiles, pale stone and woven textures.

Artworks and pairing ideas are for inspiration. Confirm finish colours with physical samples. Select companion materials for the intended use.

One documented example / Natural

Not one flat colour. Subtle tone changes give the surface depth. This Natural sample shows the idea up close.

Final colour is confirmed by physical sample.

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