The Art of Outdoor Colour

This palette is built around warmth and air.

In full sun:
Clay Pot warms and softens, Wedding Cake brightens, and Ol’ Blue Eyes lifts the palette into something airy and relaxed.

In shade:
Clay Pot deepens, the blue becomes calmer, and the white keeps everything from closing in.

This palette is about softness with structure.

In full sun:
Bradstock lifts slightly greener, Dusky Blush warms, and Swanky Pants keeps everything grounded.

In shade:
The green softens, the pink becomes more powdery, and the taupe holds the structure.

This palette is about quiet and balance.

In full sun:
On a Whim becomes lighter and warmer, almost glowing. The greys stay soft, allowing the space to feel open.

In shade:
The green undertone becomes more visible, and the palette feels more enclosed and calm.

This is a palette built on expression but is grounded.

In full sun:
Macaroon becomes brighter and more playful, Fennec warms, and the green deepens for contrast.

In shade:
The green undertone becomes more visible, and the palette feels more enclosed and calm.

This palette is about energy and contrast.

In full sun:
The yellow becomes vibrant, the blue intensifies, and the white reflects everything back into the space.

In shade:
The yellow deepens, the blue holds it, and the white keeps the palette from becoming heavy.