Beige Collection

Beige is not a color but a family of shades, from sand to greige, chosen in relation to one another. This selection brings together tinted glass vases, candle holders, armchairs, a sofa and corner modules in the same soft tones.

Pairing shades together

Two beiges that look alike without being identical stand out more than a clear contrast. Choose a dominant shade for the large surfaces, the sofa or the armchairs, then let the small pieces depart from it boldly. Tinted glass lets light through and brightens a shade that is too muted.

Playing with heights

The vases and candle holders in this selection come in several heights, from twenty-two to thirty-eight centimeters. Group them in threes with varying sizes rather than lining them up at the same height: the eye moves more freely. A console or coffee table rarely carries more than three volumes without looking cluttered.

Depth comes from material

In such a tight palette, it is material that creates contrast. Fabric holds the light and makes it matte, while glass lets it through and adds a reflection. The corner modules, the pouf and the armchairs belong to the same family of tones, so you can add seating without breaking the whole.

Frequently asked questions

Which shade suits a dimly lit room?

Choose warm beiges leaning toward sand, which keep their presence in low light. Grayer greiges need a bright room so they don't look dull.

What vase height for a bouquet?

Allow a total height of one and a half to two times that of the vase. A wide arrangement calls instead for a low vase with a generous opening.

How do you care for tinted glass?

A soft cloth and a little clean water are enough. Dry the surface to avoid marks, and steer clear of abrasive powders.