• Sorrel — a paint colour developed by David Thulstrup for Blēo
DA TH 05 Sorrel by David Thulstrup

Sharp, not too warm yellow — that of the Sorrel flower. The colour used for the cover of Thulstrup’s first monograph, “David Thulstrup: A Sense of Place”. Whether used on single walls, detailing, or objects, this yellow can be used to define a bathroom, kitchen, hallway, or smaller passageways, injecting energy and a sense of warmth.

 

Read more about David Thulstrup and Complere palette.

 

DA TH 05 Sorrel is a clear colour, and we recommend: 
To ensure the intensity of the colour, defined as a "clear colour", we are using special pure pigment to make the colour as clear and powerful as can be. These pigments often have a lower opacity, meaning they are less covering. We recommend a base colour in the same hue for the most satisfying result. You can order it here.

 

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: 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.

Why paint from Blēo?
— Our colours are highly pigmented; some palettes include colours with specially developed pigments
— The quality of our paints are best in class. Our world-leading visioniares would not accept anything else
— Handcrafted in Copenhagen, Denmark
— Our colours are extraordinary developed, each colour goes through an exacting process of testing, refinement, and quality control, before it emerges in its truest form - and a colour our visionaries will approve and put their name to
— Water based, eco-friendly, non-toxic, low-VOC, and EU Ecolabel certified
— Odourless, also when applied
— Our ULTRA MATTE and MATTE paints are very sturdy and easy to clean with a damp cloth
— We fit the packaging to your needs. You can choose Blēo's paint-in-box or a traditionel bucket
— Our bucket is available in 3 L, 5 L and 10 L
— Our paint-in-box is available in 2 L and 5 L

Our hand painted samples and 80 ML paint samples are available in our MATTE finish. If you have a wish for another finish, please email us: bleo@bleocollective.com.

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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. Read our guide here on when to use primer. 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 an email at bleo@bleocollective.com and let us help you.

Complere by David Thulstrup

Architect David Thulstrup has developed a palette of 10 dark, earthy, and contrasting colours that transform spaces into unique environments that reflect personality, a sense of place and timelessness. Complere can be used to highlight specific architectural features or whole spaces, or to create striking colour schemes by connecting the surrounding landscape and exterior elements with interior design and objects.

David Thulstrup is an Copenhagen-based architect and designer whose refined and holistic approach to architecture, interiors and product design merges his Scandinavian heritage with a contemporary formal language and materiality. Grounded in enduring values of honesty and humanism with an emphasis on materiality, David creates spaces where people feel comfortable and embraced by their surroundings. Designing from the inside out, David considers light, color, form and materials as architectural elements.