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Le Corbusier Architectural Colors

63

The complete architectural polychromy of Le Corbusier: 63 colors across two stages (1931/1959) in 9 tone groups, each with its official number and French name. 'Colors on a keyboard' — timeless standards designed for architectural space.

White

2
  • 32001 blanc

    The cream white. Balanced, with stable aesthetics. The first mural ‘Velvet’ shade

    #eadbc0

  • 4320B blanc ivoire

    The ivory white. Elegant, charming, chalky. The calm background colour

    #eae4d7

Grey & Black

8
  • 32010 gris foncé 31

    The iron grey. Soft, warm, expressive. The darkest shade of 1931

    #5e6061

  • 32011 gris 31

    The medium grey. Elegant and restrained. It can place the walls into shadow

    #929494

  • 32012 gris moyen

    The discreet grey. Natural, neutral, discreetly calm. The second ‘Velvet’ shade

    #a7a8a5

  • 32013 gris clair 31

    The pearl grey. Weakly luminescent and airy. The third mural ‘Velvet’ shade

    #bcbbb6

  • 4320E noir d'ivoire

    The ivory black. Black as the night. Le Corbusier’s only, impressive black tone

    #3a3b3b

  • 4320H gris 59

    The dynamic medium grey. It reacts stable and dynamic in any light

    #81868b

  • 4320O gris clair 59

    The grey in the morning. Somewhat cool. The shade is receding in contrast to white

    #92969a

  • 4320U gris foncé 59

    The dark grey. Strong, rich and close to a metallic effect

    #60646a

Blue

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  • 32020 bleu outremer 31

    The luminous ultramarin. Dynamic, imposing and much in demand

    #4d6aa8

  • 32021 outremer moyen

    The lucent sky blue. Like the sky on a clear, sunny day in summer

    #8fabc9

  • 32022 outremer clair

    The brightened ultramarine. A space atmosphere that loosens up. The first ‘Space’ shade

    #abbdc8

  • 32023 outremer pâle

    The light ultramarine. An atmosphere that recedes gently. The second ‘Space’ shade

    #b6c6ce

  • 32024 outremer gris

    The blue grey. The imagination. A restrained atmosphere. The third ‘Space’ shade

    #d9e1dd

  • 32030 bleu céruléen 31

    The powerful cerulean. Appears dynamic and attracts the attention

    #3e6e90

  • 32031 céruléen vif

    The luminous cerulean. Warm, sensual, Mediterranean. The colour tends towards the observer

    #679dae

  • 32032 céruléen moyen

    The summery sky. Static, does not come forward anymore. The first mural ‘Sky’ shade

    #8ab5ba

  • 32033 céruléen clair

    The sky reflected in the water. Subordinates itself. The second mural ‘Sky’ shade

    #a8c4c1

  • 32034 céruléen pâle

    The sky reflected in ocean waves. Somewhat greenish. The third mural ‘Sky’ colour shade

    #c6d5cc

  • 4320K bleu outremer 59

    The spectacular ultramarine. An impressive colour shade which moves worlds

    #3957a5

  • 4320N bleu céruléen 59

    Represents sky and sea. The colour shade is virtually infinitely combinable

    #7aa7cb

  • 4320T bleu outremer foncé

    The profound ultramarine blue. A fascinating shade which reflects infinity

    #313d6b

Green

9
  • 32040 vert anglais

    The english green. Reminds of aristocracy, also of freshness of the forest

    #406e58

  • 32041 vert anglais clair

    The slightly greyed english green. Like a discreet Verona green

    #91afa1

  • 32042 vert anglais pâle

    The mild grey green. The colour shade links retentively to the landscape

    #becbb7

  • 32050 vert foncé

    The rich brilliant green. A deep and very neutral green; expressing the summer

    #3e6f42

  • 32051 vert 31

    The vernal green. Very expressive. The first tone of the ‘Scenery’ atmosphere

    #7fa25a

  • 32052 vert clair

    The green of spring. Natural and fruitful. The second shade representing ‘Scenery’

    #abc17a

  • 32053 vert jaune clair

    The pale green. Gentle, smooth and balanced. The third tone with the mural value of ‘Scenery’

    #c4d39b

  • 4320F vert olive vif

    The olive green. Green yellow or yellow green? A unique classic

    #b8a136

  • 4320G vert 59

    The emerald green. A dynamic shade with luminous power

    #428f70

Ochre & Yellow

4
  • 32060 ocre

    The natural sand. Restrained and very elegant. The first tone with mural value of ‘Sand’

    #eacfa6

  • 4320L ocre jaune clair

    The golden ochre. A deep, powerful and very present colour tone

    #dbb07f

  • 4320P terre sienne claire 59

    The natural sienna ochre. Earthy, warm and softer than yellow

    #ddbf99

  • 4320W le jaune vif

    The yellow colour of the sun. It shines impressively in good light

    #f2bb1d

Orange

4
  • 32080 orange

    The shiny orange. A dynamic, youthful and optimistic colour

    #d46c40

  • 32081 orange clair

    The orange apricot. A dynamic, touching and consistently attractive ton

    #dc8d67

  • 32082 orange pâle

    The sandy orange. Earthy, gentle and constructive. The second mural ‘Sand’ colour

    #eacfb9

  • 4320S orange vif

    The powerful orange. Saturated and energetic. It steps forward and unfolds bold effects

    #c45e3a

Red

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  • 32090 rouge vermillon 31

    The deep dynamic red. Or the luminescent vermilion red

    #9b3738

  • 32091 rose pâle

    The gentle pink. Earthy, warm and restrained. The first shade with ‘Masonry’ significance

    #e6cdbf

  • 32100 rouge carmin

    The noble carmine red. Steeped in history, dignified and brilliant

    #8f3a43

  • 32101 rouge rubia

    The artistic red. The tradition-rich red of famous painters

    #943a4d

  • 32102 rose clair

    The bright pink. Or the medium dynamic rose

    #d6afa6

  • 4320A rouge vermillon 59

    The cinnabar red. A fiery shade which catches the eye and reduces the space

    #ac443a

  • 4320C rose vif

    The luminous pink. Less earthy and mostly used as complement to other luscious colours

    #dba3af

  • 4320M le rubis

    The ruby. It is darksome and shining, velvety, festive and luxurious

    #74393b

Red ochre & Brown

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  • 32110 l'ocre rouge

    The red of ancient architecture. An earthy and deeply luminescent nuance

    #8b4d3e

  • 32111 l'ocre rouge moyen

    The medium Terracotta. An earthy and warm tone, which emphasises comfort

    #cd9886

  • 32112 l'ocre rouge clair

    The bright red ochre. Earthy and stable. The second shade with ‘Masonry’ significance

    #dbbeaa

  • 32120 terre sienne brûlée 31

    The deeply burnt sienna. It fixes the wall impressively

    #68443c

  • 32121 terre sienne brique

    The light brick red. Suited for timeless colour combinations

    #b67b66

  • 32122 terre sienne claire 31

    The colour of the summery masonry. Loamy and soft. The third ‘Masonry’ shade

    #d8b29a

  • 32123 terre sienne pâle

    The pale sienna. A sandy, discreet and stable colour shade

    #e2cbb5

  • 4320D terre sienne brûlée 59

    The deep brown sienna. A burnt, rich, dynamic and stable colour tone

    #744438

Umber

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  • 32130 terre d'ombre brûlée 31

    The marron. Deeply red brown, burnt. Like a chestnut

    #4c423d

  • 32131 ombre brûlée claire

    The burnt umber. An ideal background colour. The third shade with mural value of ‘Sand’

    #b7a392

  • 32140 ombre naturelle 31

    The dark natural umber. An elegant brown grey colour

    #5a5550

  • 32141 ombre naturelle moyenne

    The grey brown natural umber. A balanced, aesthetic and appealing colour

    #928a7e

  • 32142 ombre naturelle claire

    The discrete natural umber. As shadow colour, ideal for combinations

    #b7ac9d

  • 4320J terre d'ombre brûlée 59

    The dark burnt umber. Resembles mahogany. It can camouflage and hide

    #403c3a

  • 4320R ombre naturelle 59

    The deeply dark natural umber. Camouflaging, emphasising other colours

    #45423e