Olufsvej

OlufsvejSoft and subtle, Olufsvej casts interiors in a light blue shade that recalls the painted row houses on a Copenhagen street of the same name. Olufsvej is pastel toned with a grey base that grounds the blue pigments in cool elegance.

Precision milled solid darkened brass and clear rippled glass

A composition of natural stone

designed by Hector Guimard in the 1900s

Its slightly yellow tonality creates a bright and lively surface that catches the light and radiates warmth throughout the space

supplemented with grey undertones

balanced with just the slightest amount of warm pigments

past and present

slate grey hue with a cool complexion

slate grey colour is a classic choice for any interior space

artistry and drama

Villa Borsani’s balanced look is achieved through a subtle addition of both red and black pigments

Like the rare Kyoto clay it is named after