This spectrum devoted to reds brightened with white is the finest of chromatic fields.
"The roses that I love are neither fussy nor dusty. They are the joy of living and candor incarnate. The palest ones – those of the natural skin – are soft as caresses. The most lively – Indian roses or shocking pinks – are full of love and pep.
They combine wonderfully with noir and faux-noirs, for example Thé de Chine and Broadway, which give them modernity and remove the excess of romanticism with which they are often accused. Is it cliché to see life in pink? It doesn’t matter, I take responsibility!”
Sarah Poniatowski
Like a veil of blush on the skin, the Broome Street shade is a powdery and subtle light pink. Not necessarily feminine, this shade is an excellent alternative to white for those who are more chilly in search of warmth, ready to dare with color but very gently. A cream color not to be overlooked because, consensually, this virtuoso pink goes with everything.
This indulgent pink, sunny with a hint of yellow, heads south. Rose d’Amour is an invitation to travel into the modernist fantasy of Mexican architect Luis Barragán or into the alleys of Burano with their candy-colored facades.
Close your eyes... This vintage escape can be enjoyed at the epicurean pace of la dolce vita and, preferably, with your hair in the wind aboard a Vespa!
Combining the softness of pink with the warmth of the earth, Medina is a powdery and muted shade, bathed in sunshine and whispered stories. Like the ocher-pink facades of the labyrinthine streets of Marrakech or Fez, it captures the light of day and transforms it into a velvety caress.
Deep without being ostentatious, it evokes the scent of cumin floating in the air, the rough touch of clay walls and the serenity of a shaded patio. A sensory journey to the heart of the medinas, between tradition and poetry.
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