Colours of PVD treatments

The "non colour" par excellence. So strong, serious and almost dangerous, but at the same time, it can be protective and refined. It is that tone that takes over the reins to a formal appearance that tends to slip. Declines in less severe shades of anthracite and graphite ... it is a colour that catches the eye and leads to attention to detail.

With a refined elegance, calm and serious, it arouses deep emotions, a sense of solidity and robustness. Black gives a sense of reliability. Combined with other colours it outlines and emphasises otherwise not very evident details. Used with white, it is the complementary side of a decidedly more retro style.

A precious colour linked to an inevitable classical thought. It is the refinement of the things of the past. Bright and pungent, it certainly doesn't go unnoticed. It heats and illuminates when combined with dark colours, lightens and emphasises if combined with light and not very intense colours. It is the colour of the sun, therefore of happiness and joy.

From the lighter shade of champagne to the warmer shade of bronze, it is a game of contrasts that changes slowly. The gold colour gives a sense of concreteness, power and perfection: gold is the metal unalterable over time. A fixed point in all ages and in all styles that gives preciousness and importance to the context where it is used.

More than a colour, it is a shade. Soft and sinuous lines, gentle and delicate features. It is the tone that never hurts. Reinterprets the authenticity of antique pink, but with a more modern and contemporary connotation. It is a tone that tends to hide the materiality of an object.

It has cooler reflections than gold and is warmer than silver. It is the right combination of old and new. Combined with plain colours, such as white and beige, it is a great classy detail that does not go unnoticed.

There are colours that are requested when there is a need for balance: blue is the right colour. It is a relaxing, serious and almost contemplative tone. It is the colour of air and water, of cleanliness and lightness. Blue conveys a sense of trust and concreteness. Inspires geometric and precise lines, rational fantasies with few frills.

It is an ageless colour, which never tires. It denotes elegance and refinement, although in a more subdued tone than black. In the darker and more brushed versions you want to touch it: a contemporary velvet.

It is the colour that appeals to young people. It is fresh and less demanding than gold, although it retains something of preciousness and moderate richness. Particularly suitable for contemporary expressions seeking lightness and a glamor. It is a weightless, quivering and vital colour.

It ranges from the warmer nickel shade to the glacial chrome tone, through the balanced stainless steel. It combines well with any other colour, even gold for absurdity, and with any material, from the most rustic to the most modern.