Colour

Beyond the Horizon

Redefining Power

The palette of Beyond the Horizon is both traditional and conservative. The colours are used as a way to protest and rebel against the old world order. The white and tan colour are classic and worn to dress up, to make a statement. The red is an accent used with the neutrals and the blue for sporty effect.

The darker colours are the colours of suits, worn to work. The office and its culture has become a symbol of power. People are signalling the symbols of power in a freer, new way. The colours empower the wearer and signal self-care and a desire to learn, be curious and participate in the community.

The late eighties are an inspiration for office culture interiors and dark intimate homes and boutiques. The spaces are made for people to meet, work and entertain. The colours of the Beyond the Horizon function as a code for power, history and democracy.

Image in header, The Stone Forest Pavilion; Gemdale Corporate Upgrade Lobby by One Plus

A mix of traditional tones to redefine power as a statement of personal freedom.

Beyond the Horizon

Optic

OvN-01201

Pantone 11-0602 TCX

RGB 245-245-243

Optic, a bright, crisp white, symbolizes the timelessness of a white shirt, clean and sharp. It symbolizes clarity and a clear sense of purpose.

Left to right, photo by Gomolach, JordanLuca Double Collar Shirt, White Shirt by Louis Russamanno

Eprom

OvN-72101

Pantone 16-1324 TCX

RGB 176-150-110

Eprom blends tradition with a modern, understated confidence. A neutral that is warm and versatile.

Left to right, Commodore 64, Paper Suit by James Rosenquist

Signature

OvN-12034

Pantone 18-1564 TCX

RGB 235-64-20

The bright red signature is a bold accent, striking and intentional. It is a statement that draws attention amidst the classic tones.

Left to right, Coupe by Pierre Charpin, Landmark Coffee Table by Nine

Umber

OvN-72102

Pantone 19-1015 TCX

RGB 73-55-49

Umber, a deep, luxurious brown, grounds the palette with a sense of heritage, echoing the richness and resilience of tradition.

Left to right, Fov 827 by Faan Olgers, Elancourt Music School by Opus 5

Vedigris

OvN-34012

Pantone 19-5511 TCX

RGB 19-96-78

Verdigris, a full green, has a sportive feeling, bold and collegiate, signalling team spirit, endurance, and a balance between tradition and fresh energy.

Left to right, photo by Andreas Gursky, Photo of Corey Wash by Andrew Quesada