The Colour Edit – Latte Beige

Latte Beige is  much more than just a neutral shade, it’s a colour that captures the light and inspires countless combinations with other tones from the colour chart. A true classic, it will become an essential part of your colour recommendations for clients.

3 combinations we love here at Fermob Sydney

Latte Beige + Pesto + Rosemary – Grounded and architectural, Latte Beige is a warm neutral base perfect for the larger pieces like tables and lounges. Pesto brings an organic accent while rosemary is the perfect anchor of green with grey undertones.

Where it works:
Luxury residential terraces, contemporary landscaping projects, hospitality courtyards with stone or travertine.

Latte Beige+ Black Cherry + Marshmallow – A bold fashion forward choice, Latte Beige keeps it refined while Black Cherry adds richness and depth (great for feature chairs). Marshmallow softens the drama and keeps it playful.

Where it works:
Boutique hotels, wine bars, creative commercial spaces, inner-city balconies.

Latte Beige + Maya Blue + Acapulco Blue

Fresh, coastal and confident,  Latte Beige warms up the cooler tones. Maya blue adds lightness and openness, and Acapulco brings depth and contrast.

Where it works:
Coastal homes, pool areas, rooftop dining, waterfront hospitality, feels premium coastal rather than cliché “beachy”.

Hope this gives you some inspiration!

 

Marnie Hammond
Author: Marnie Hammond

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