Name: Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst
Brand: Blēo
SKU: Griegst-04-06-BOX-50
Price: 1100.0 DKK
Availability: InStock

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Griegst 04 Naughty Boy by Griegst

A tribute to one of the porcelain jewels, Naughty Boy, created by Arje Griegst for Royal Copenhagen between 1973 and 1976. This little masterpiece was a portrait of his son, Noam Griegst as a child - a mischievous, blue-coloured face with curly hair, inspired by the expressive masks of ancient Greek theater. A playful, yet deeply light bluish colour a tribute to both heritage and storytelling in craftsmanship.

COLOUR DIFFERENCES
There can be colour differences between one finish to another (eg. from MATTE to HIGH GLOSS), so we always recommend that you test both the colour and the finish you want before you start on your paint project.

PRIMERS AND UNDERCOAT
Primer might look like regular white paint, but it’s thicker and contains more pigment. Think of it as a base coat, providing a foundation that ensures a flawless finish. We have gathered the most imporant primers right here: Primers and undercoat. In general, it's usually not necessary to use primer when you are painting with our ULTRA MATTE or MATTE finishes. Our paint is of so high quality that you simply don't need a primer. If you are in doubt, please email us: bleo@bleocollective.com and we will get back to you right away.

Finish:

MATTE

ULTRA MATTE

SOFT MATTE

SEMI GLOSS

GLOSS

HIGH GLOSS

FLOOR

WET ROOM

Packaging:

Paint-in-box

Bucket

Amount:

5 L

2 L

80 ML

Hand painted sample

10 L

3 L

1 L

1.100,00 kr

Quantity:

Variant

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Our hand painted samples (210mm x 100mm) are made in our MATTE finish (except our 'Effect' colours that come in GLOSS samples), and they are hand painted to achieve the most truthful result. Use it as a tool — hang it on the wall to see how the hue interacts with others colours and materials, observe how it changes with the daylight, or use it as part of a moodboard.

Our 80 ML paint sample is made in our MATTE finish. Paint a square or a circle on the wall to see how the hue interacts with others colours and materials, and observe how the colour changes with the daylight.

If you have a specific request for another finish or variant, you can write to us at bleo@bleocollective.com

NINE PAINT FINISHES

Seven of our finishes work on walls and ceilings, furniture and detailing, wood, concrete, plaster, and metal, to name a few, and we have a finish for floors and a finish for humid rooms.

SOFT MATTE, SEMI GLOSS, GLOSS and HIGH GLOSS are for windows; frames and doors, and work beautifully on single objects and pieces, but also feel extra bold and vivid on walls and ceilings. Choose ULTRA MATTE and MATTE for walls and ceilings — as well as the interior at large to create sensuous cohesion throughout the space. FLOOR is a durable and resistant paint for floors, and our WET ROOM is paint for bathrooms and toilets.

ULTRA MATTE (sheen 1-2)
A dead matte finish with excellent coverage and low-odour. A durable and easily cleanable finish. ULTRA MATTE is suitable for residential use in most spaces – living rooms, kitchens, and offices – where an ultra matte appearance is required.

MATTE (sheen 5-6)
A matte finish with excellent coverage and low-odour. A highly durable and easily cleanable finish. MATTE is suitable for high-traffic residential and commercial spaces where a smooth, matte and burnish resistant surface is required.

SOFT MATTE (sheen 10)
For wood and metal. A matte paint with very low gloss level resulting in a non-reflective finish with nearly no shine, but slightly more depth than ULTRA MATTE and MATTE. A primary advantage of SOFT MATTE is the paints ability to conceal flaws while leaving a soft, velvet-like finish. A great match if you are into either colour drenching (same shade on walls and wooden details) or monochromatic colour scheme.

SEMI GLOSS (sheen 30)
For wood and metal. A smooth finish with a subtle sheen, that results in a low lustre finish that not only can optimize a paint's colour, but also increases its durability and suitability for use in any room of the house or space, and on a variety of surface conditions. Sheen 30 is the average, traditional gloss level for wood and metal details.

GLOSS (sheen 50)
A hard-wearing paint for interior use. Superb for woodwork and primed metal, where an extra tough surface is required. It’s glossy and works best for surfaces including panels, radiators and stairs, but can be used for walls and ceilings as well.

HIGH GLOSS (sheen 80)
A hard-wearing paint for interior use. Superb for woodwork and primed metal, where an extra tough surface is required. It’s super glossy and works best for architectural details or surfaces including panels, radiators and stairs, but can be used for walls and ceilings as well. High gloss is the perfect finish to highlight interior features in wood or metal.

FLOOR (sheen 50)
For indoors wood and concrete floors. A durable and resistant floor paint. FLOOR can be used for indoors floor with high wear, such as housing, offices and other areas where you want extra durability and an easy maintenance.

WET ROOM (sheen 25)
For humid rooms as bathrooms and toilets, for industrial kitchens, factories and the pharmaceutical industry. WET ROOM is suitable for concrete, gypsum board, plaster, etc. WET ROOM gives a strong and resistant surface and contains materials, that protect against surface mold.

NINE PAINT FINISHES

Seven of our finishes work on walls and ceilings, furniture and detailing, wood, concrete, plaster, and metal, to name a few, and we have a finish for floors and a finish for humid rooms.

Primer might look like regular white paint, but it’s thicker and contains more pigment. Think of it as a base coat, providing a foundation that ensures a flawless finish. We have gathered the most imporant primers right here: Primers

In general, it's usually not necessary to use primer when you are painting with our ULTRA MATTE or MATTE finishes. Our paint is of so good quality that you simply don't need a primer. If you are in doubt, please email us: bleo@bleocollective.com and we will get back to you right away.

Primer isn’t always required, but you may need it when:

Your surfaces are porous and textured. Without being primed properly, too much paint will be absorbed, and you’ll need more than two layers to get a desired result.

You are about to make a radical change in colour. Whether you want to go from dark to light walls, or the other way around.

Your surface is matte, and you want to go glossy, or the other way around.

You made several repairs using filler and sandpaper, and your surfaces are now “spotted” and imperfect. You need to cover up stains and colour variations before applying paint.

Your walls are new and have not yet been painted. They could be drywall, skim coated drywall or plastered walls. A base layer of primer will help you save paint in the end.

Primer costs less than regular paint, so it’s generally a good idea to saturate and prep surfaces with primer before finishing with paint.

Minimise paint waste by estimating how much paint you will need before starting a project.

1 L of our paint covers approximately:

— 9 m2, when painted in one layer
— 4,5 m2, when painted in two layers
— 3 m2, when painted in three layers

We recommend to use primer beneath your paint, when necessary. Otherwise, two layers of paint are enough for the main part of our colours, unless otherwise stated above, in our product description.

Still in doubt? Write us at bleo@bleocollective.com and let us help you with your calculations.

Leftover paint? Keep it for another day. It’s possible to use leftover paint for up to two years after purchase, if stored correctly. The product should be stored at room temperature in a dry environment, and kept out of reach of children.

There can be colour differences between
one finish to another if the base is changing (eg. from MATTE to HIGH GLOSS or MINERALS), so we always recommend that you test both the colour and the finish you want before you start on your paint project.

Blēo cares. Not just about what, but also how, we produce.

All our paints are 100% water-based, eco-friendly, non-toxic, low-VOC, and EU Ecolabel certified.

Our paints are made in Denmark by a local family-owned company, founded in 1892 and today run by third generation. Our production uses the latest technology to minimize our impact on the planet. In 1996, our
manufacturing partner started measuring and assessing the environmental impact of all their products and has been ISO 14001 certified ever since. Furthermore, they are ISO 45001 certified, which is an international standard for occupational health and safety management systems.

We have a rigorous strategy in place when it comes to meeting Blēo’s sustainability targets, meaning strict corporate policies for our products, employees, and business partners. In the simplest of terms: our profitability will not come at the cost of people or planet.

Conscious packaging
Blēo’s paint-in-box is our solution to the question of responsible and efficient packaging. It is composed of biodegradable, FSC-certified, and recycled materials. With a screw top that is easily opened and closed, the bag is airtight and protects the paint from dust and moisture. Our packaging is efficient for both transportation and storage, thereby reducing its carbon footprint. When you’ve used up your last drop of paint—which has a shelf-life of up to two years after purchase—it is easy to dispose of and recycle.

We are shipping orders within 1-3 business days to all countries in the European Union, Norway, Switerland, and the United Kingdom. Please note that local taxes and duty may apply and have to be paid by the recipient in Norway and Switzerland. For UK customers, we have a UK VAT number and are therefore able to handle the customs processing. You avoid the hassle of handling customs, and we ship directly to you.

We are using international and domestic shipping agents. At most locations, we are offering both at home delivery and delivery to a pick-up point. You choose the option that suits you the best in checkout. When your order is packed, you will receive an email with a tracking number, which allows you to track the shipment.

When we have dispatched your order, it goes to one of the above mentioned international agents, and expected delivery time is anything between 1-20 business days depending on size of the order and final destination.

We only receive complaints where we have delivered an incorrect colour, a wrong finish or where the product is in a bad condition. We do not accept complaints about installation costs, nor invoices from painters etc.

Transition by Griegst

Transition palette exclusively transforms 12 porcelain colours and lustrous gold from Griegst’s 1975 jewellery collection for Royal Copenhagen into liquid form. Evoking the porousness and elegant nuances of the Celadon glazes originally hand-mixed by Arje Griegst, the hues form an ensouled and precious colour universe that speaks to treasures of the past with a distinctly modern tone.