The palette library

The house palettes

Each one is composed by hand, from a material rather than a colour, then checked on two cities that have nothing in common. Pick one to compose with, or start from one to make your own.

96 palettes

The collection

MapsCollection 01 SkyCollection 02 ZodiacCollection 03

Stone and paper39

Ivories, travertines, parchments: the house register. They hold anywhere.

Signature, on New York

Lime and sand, on New York

Antique map, on New York

Powder, on New York

Raspberry cream, on New York

Raspberry cream

Parchment, on New York

Travertine, on New York

Rice paper, on New York

Burnt parchment, on New York

Burnt parchment

Istrian stone, on New York

Montjuïc stone, on New York

Montjuïc stone

Grey render, on New York

Portland stone, on New York

Lioz limestone, on New York

Granite and slate, on New York

Granite and slate

Limestone and bay, on New York

Limestone and bay

Flysch, on New York

Lezennes stone, on New York

Semnoz limestone, on New York

Semnoz limestone

Golden stone, on New York

Nantes granite, on New York

Schist and slate, on New York

Schist and slate

Arceaux, on New York

Trélazé slate, on New York

Trélazé slate

Kersanton, on New York

Faron, on New York

Grey stone, on New York

Nepean sandstone, on New York

Nepean sandstone

Granite, on New York

Tadelakt, on New York

Paras, on New York

Stockholm render, on New York

Stockholm render

Terrazzo, on New York

Magnesian limestone, on New York

Magnesian limestone

Craigleith sandstone, on New York

Craigleith sandstone

Giffnock sandstone, on New York

Giffnock sandstone

Yorkshire stone, on New York

Yorkshire stone

Oolitic limestone, on New York

Oolitic limestone

Pennant sandstone, on New York

Pennant sandstone

Ceramic4

The glazed tile, and the light it gives a city: azulejo, iznik, terracotta roof tile.

Suquet roof tile, on New York

Suquet roof tile

Azulejo, on New York

Dome blue, on New York

Iznik, on New York

Metal4

The ink that shines: champagne, gold, silver on the night. On a map, rooftop zinc and cast iron.

Zinc and Seine, on New York

Cast iron, on New York

Tyne steel, on New York

Harland cranes, on New York

Night6

A dark ground, a light network. The city reads as seen from the air, at night.

White & black, on New York

Night ink, on New York

Midnight blue, on New York

Warm night, on New York

Night, on New York

Neon, on New York

Green7

The green carries the composition. For cities of parks, islands, mountains.

Mineral, on New York

Olive grove, on New York

Forest, on New York

Meadow, on New York

The ravine, on New York

Garry oak, on New York

Forest floor, on New York

Water11

A frank blue or teal. They call for a city on the water: with no sea or great river, the colour loses its subject.

Blueprint, on New York

Bright mint, on New York

Estuary, on New York

Lagoon, on New York

Atlantic, on New York

Calanque, on New York

Low tide, on New York

Port of the Moon, on New York

Port of the Moon

The basin, on New York

Bosphorus and gold, on New York

Bosphorus and gold

Bayou, on New York

Earth18

Ochres, wheat, sands. For dry cities, plateaus, the south.

Sand, on New York

Terracotta, on New York

Brick, on New York

Ochre, on New York

Salt, on New York

Roman render, on New York

Dutch brick, on New York

Dune sand, on New York

Pink sandstone, on New York

Toulouse brick, on New York

Bayonnais, on New York

Albero and almagra, on New York

Albero and almagra

Chicago brick, on New York

Stucco, on New York

Red sandstone, on New York

Woolton sandstone, on New York

Woolton sandstone

Accrington brick, on New York

Accrington brick

Gault brick, on New York

Ink7

A neutral paper and a single coloured element. The network, or the water, and nothing else.

Black & white, on New York

Brick ink, on New York

Powder mint, on New York

Pale ink, on New York

Dark ink, on New York

Warm ink, on New York

Sumi ink, on New York

The colour workshop

Compose your own

Start from one of these palettes, change an ink or two, see the result for real, then take it into the configurator.

Open the colour workshop