"The grays I use are not dull and display the art of discretion in all tones. I love the mineral and economical aspect of neutral grays as much as the natural distinction of colored grays, these desaturated colors which simply reveal their origins. Enchanted with blue, oxidized with green or in fusion with the earth, in their world of textures, my grays are much more than the simple addition of black and white."
Sarah Poniatowski
This shade of verdigris, slightly blue and muted, is a chameleon-like hue that reveals the complexity of one's face depending on the shades with which it is paired. Indoors, it is a soft and soothing color, as if watercolored.
Delicately colored like jade and celadon, the Almond shade is ideal for those who are more sensitive to the cold and who seek above all the sweetness of life.
In the army of shades of gray, Williamsburg is a military camp khaki, with a desert storm feel. Its recipe, red + green + yellow, makes it a refined, golden gray with a bronze tint rather than green.
Williamsburg is a tactical and peaceful color to bet on, in a total look for a masculine atmosphere or in a feminine duo with soft pinks
Dark yet luminous, this ashy shade climbs the gray scale to reach the peaks of slate and basalt. Highly mineral, it's a solid, masculine gray crowned with blue and yellow. Its muted, elephant-skin-colored depth brings our gray matter into line. Nonchalantly!
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