COLOUR & MATERIAL MOODBOARD
Natural Oak
A colour and material starting point for your home. Adapt this palette to the design direction, layout and finish level you prefer.

THE PALETTE, CONSIDERED
Making Natural Oak work in your home.
Pale oak, linen textures and matte surfaces give this scheme its natural character. Muted green and clay are used as gentle accents around low timber furniture, keeping the emphasis on texture, useful storage and breathing room.
The main image shows one interpretation. The same colour scheme can be expressed through different furniture forms, detailing and materials across other design directions.
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HEX values are screen references. Confirm paint, fabric and surface colours using physical samples before selection.
MATERIALS IN THE ILLUSTRATED EXAMPLE · KOSA-JA-01
Textures, surfaces and finishes.

- Timber & joinery
- Pale oak
- Wall finish & colour
- Natural Oak wall-colour family
- Upholstery
- Linen-textured weave
- Curtains
- Natural flax-look sheers with a discreet lining option
- Flooring
- Quiet matte limestone-look tile or natural-looking timber
- Stone, tile & counters
- Warm matte tile
- Metal & hardware
- Dark bronze or blackened metal used sparingly
- Rugs & small accents
- Textures and accent colours from Natural Oak
These are design references, not a fixed specification. Final products, supplier codes, durability and maintenance are reviewed for your home.
ONE PALETTE. DIFFERENT SPACES.
The same materials, carried through.
See how Natural Oak translates into the bedroom and living-room TV wall.
Bedroom
Grounded furniture, pale oak and tactile linen keep the bedroom quiet. Restrained olive textiles continue the natural palette.
Living-room TV wall
Low timber storage, a quiet wall finish and space around the objects express the same restrained, tactile approach.
YOUR PALETTE. YOUR DESIGN DIRECTION.
Choose how to express it.
Colours do not lock you into a style. Explore the forms and details you like, then work with us to carry Natural Oak into that direction.
EVERY HOME BEGINS WITH A CONVERSATION
Let’s talk about
your home.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you work out where to begin.
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