Cecilie Bahnsen Boutique in Copenhagen

The exhibition Just Kids at Gammel Strand featured colours from Cecilie Bahnsen's Main Collection by Blēo, creating a carefully composed architectural backdrop for contemporary art.

Lot103 is a café in Newington Green, North London, designed by founder Kirstine Meier with Blēo colours used across walls and ceilings in Matte and High Gloss finishes.

At The Method Trocadéro in Paris, Blēo's glass tiles by Sabine Marcelis create calm, reflective surfaces throughout the wellness areas, balancing colour, light and materiality.

A historic apartment in Frederiksberg featuring CE MA 01 Almost White and CE MA 10 Shore by Cecilie Manz, complemented by ST SC 03 Local by Stefan Scholten.

French-inspired restaurant Phoebe in Copenhagen brings together warm Formafantasma colours, high-gloss Oxblood woodwork and handmade chequerboard tiles by Conie Vallese.

Located in Paris, The Method Trocadéro features architectural paint colours by Sabine Marcelis, Gonzalez Haase AAS and Yvonne Koné, demonstrating how colour shapes contemporary wellness interiors.

Copenhagen fashion designer Cecilie Bahnsen brings her distinctive language of couture, romance and Scandinavian simplicity into a paint colour collection developed for Blēo.

Presented at Triennale Milano in 2024, La Casa Imperfetta transformed the museum’s Design Platform into a domestic landscape shaped by the objects, colours and everyday observations of French designer Inga Sempé.

Presented during Berlin Art Week 2025, AS:ArchitectureArtObjectsColours explored the relationship between architecture, art and colour through a multidisciplinary exhibition curated by Gonzalez Haase AAS.

Margaret Howell's private photographs reveal the landscapes, light and natural colours that inspired the Coastline paint collection developed with Blēo.

John Pawson's Whitescale collection of fourteen architectural white paint colours, presented at the Dinesen Apartment during 3daysofdesign 2025.

Blēo paint is now available across the United States and Canada, with locally produced finishes and the full collection of architect and designer-developed colours.