Materials

Twelve upholstery tones with a design purpose

The fabric palette supports two moods: quiet architectural continuity or a stronger design accent.

Light colors help the sofa blend into warm white, travertine, plaster and oak interiors. Deep tones create a graphic anchor for hotels, villas and editorial living rooms.

Macro close-up of textured petrol blue Bubble Sofa upholstery

Palette map

Choose by atmosphere, not only by color

Every shade has a role: invisible calm, mineral warmth, earthy statement, deep contrast or graphic black.

White

Warm ivory boucle

Sand

Soft sandy weave

Mastic

Muted stone beige

Ochre

Earthy golden accent

Terracotta

Warm architectural clay

Olive

Soft green neutral

Forest Green

Deep woodland tone

Cornflower

Powdered blue fabric

Petrol

Subtle blue-green depth

Mouse Grey

Quiet mineral grey

Graphite

Dark tailored neutral

Black

Graphic black upholstery

Care logic

Useful fabric guidance before ordering

Before confirming your sofa, clarify the room use: daily family lounge, hotel suite, occasional salon, rental villa or gallery space. The color decision changes with traffic, light and maintenance expectations.

White and sand: brightest, most architectural, most sensitive to heavy daily use.

Mastic and mouse grey: discreet choices for mixed-use living rooms.

Petrol, terracotta, forest green: strongest editorial identity.