Day and night, blue is the color of reverie. Because it opens the door to dreams, this immaterial chromatic field is also that of creativity.
It connects the sea to the sky. Celestial, blue uplifts the spirit. Aquatic, it envelops it in its liquid freshness.
The ones I wear and adorn my projects with are gem greens. Emerald, malachite, amazonite, chrysoprase... Wild in Bali or landscaped in the Tuileries, never superficial, the trees and plants that also populate this chromatic field command respect, with humility.
Deep and instinctive, Safari is a khaki with wild accents, tinged with adventure and freedom. It evokes the great African plains at dawn, when nature awakens in a play of shadows and golden lights.
Modern and powerful, this earthy green recalls the hues of explorers' fatigues and untamed landscapes, where red dust blends with lush vegetation. A shade that evokes weathered leather, travel, and the call of the open sea.
More colorful than a khaki, Eucalyptus is an undergrowth green, a landscape green like a painting by Nicolas Poussin or Gustave Doré. This pictorial and poetic shade, quite masculine, pairs wonderfully with warm whites.
I am irresistibly drawn to the South and, in my world, it is also the color of Moroccan pottery from Tamegrout, in the Draa Valley, which I have been collecting for a long time and use as everyday tableware.
Crystal-clear freshness, Jade is a luminous, almost aquatic green that plays with transparency and light. Inspired by the eponymous gemstone, it oscillates between mineral and vegetal, recalling the changing reflections of a mountain river or the shine of a pebble polished by time.
Refined and balanced, this celadon green soothes and enchants, inviting contemplation and harmony. A breath of serenity borrowed from Asian traditions, where jade is a symbol of eternity and well-being.
