Colour for Architecture and Interiors

Blēo develops architectural paint and tile collections with established and emerging designers, architects and artists, each bringing a distinct approach to colour for architecture and interiors

Tiles

Ceramic, terracotta, zellige, glass, clay and lava stone tiles developed through collaborations with designers, architects and artists

Paint

Richly pigmented architectural paint in a range of finishes for interior surfaces. Exterior paint available for selected projects

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By Tone

Colours arranged by lightness and depth, from pale to dark

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By Surface

Paint finishes for walls, ceilings, woodwork, metal, wet areas and floors

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By Finish

A range of finishes, from dead matte to high gloss

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Samples

Explore the Blēo palette at home with handpainted colour samples

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Designers, Artists & Legacies

Blēo develops colour collections with contemporary designers, architects and artists, as well as foundations and estates preserving influential artistic legacies. Each collaboration offers a distinct perspective on colour, from new creative practices to established bodies of work. 

Discover our collaboration with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, a tribute to Josef Albers (1888–1976) and his enduring exploration of colour.

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Selected Collaborators

An introduction to some of the creative voices behind Blēo, each with a distinct approach to colour, form and surface

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Sabine Marcelis

Designer · Rotterdam

An exploration of light, reflection and the interaction between colour and surface

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Formafantasma

Design Studio · Milan

A research-led practice examining materials, production and the traditions of craft

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John Pawson

Architect · London

An architectural approach to white, defined by proportion, natural light and restraint

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Conie Vallese

Artist & Designer · Buenos Aires

A tactile exploration of colour through handmade clay, glaze and ceramic surfaces

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