001
Cosmos Grey
Neutrals and whites
Standard colours
Choose the colour after the plan is resolved.
Finishes set the tone, but they should not drive the layout. We choose colour once the appliances, clearances, pergola, and main materials are confirmed.
33 standard colours
incl. 31 solid colours
incl. 2 wood finishes
Powder coating on 304 stainless steel
Starting selection
The easiest finishes to integrate.
These tones are usually the simplest to coordinate with 304 stainless steel, sintered stone counters, black or white pergolas, stone, and residential cladding.
Colours shown on screen are approximate. Final selection should always be confirmed with physical samples.
005
Titan Grey
Neutrals and whites
010
Ink Grey
Neutrals and whites
011
Pearl White
Neutrals and whites
017
Emerald Green
Greens and blues
020
Mochi Beige
Warm tones
023
Stone Grey
Neutrals and whites
031
Basalt Black
Neutrals and whites
033
European White Oak
Wood finishes
Standard colours
All standard colours.
The grid below follows the names and numbers from the supplied guide. On-screen swatches help compare colour families, not confirm an exact match.
Family
Neutrals and whites
For quiet kitchens, contemporary homes, and terraces where colour should stay restrained.
Family
Warm tones
For warming up stone, wood, black pavilions, or more enveloping entertaining spaces.
Family
Greens and blues
For landscaped yards, wooded views, pool areas, and more visible accents.
Family
Accents
Best used with restraint, often on a smaller area or for a project that intentionally carries colour.
Family
Wood finishes
For softening a composition of stainless steel, stone, glass, or a dark pergola.
Useful combinations
How to use them in a real project.
Quiet kitchen under a black pergola
Ink Grey, Basalt Black, Pearl White, or Stone Grey keep the kitchen restrained and let the appliances read clearly.
Yard with natural stone
Mochi Beige, Suede Beige, Sanded Gold, and European White Oak warm up stainless steel without creating a hard contrast.
Pool area or landscaped yard
Emerald Green, Mint Green, Horizon Blue, or Cerulean Blue can create a more planted or fresher connection to the site.
Standard colours
Validate a palette with the project.
Send a few photos of the yard, pergola, cladding, and intended appliances. We can recommend a finish family before physical samples are reviewed.