Olive Grove is a dusty, darker green drawn from the olive tree’s quiet presence across the Mediterranean. It evokes the muted richness of ripe olives and the silvery green of olive leaves. With a quiet weight, it anchors the palette and allows warmer tones to emerge.

Terre Verte, also known as green earth, is a muted, mineral shade long used by artists since antiquity. Echoing sun-drenched hillsides and olive groves, it recalls the soft green of sage leaves, capturing landscapes where fields meet the sea with balance, depth, and quiet elegance.

Tuscan Sun, Éteanne’s signature hue, is a warm yellow ochre with hints of orange, evoking the golden glow that washes over the landscape at sunset. This earthy tone captures sun-drenched landscapes, timeless sunsets, and the warmth of golden hour. It reflects the slow rhythm of Mediterranean days—where time stretches, and everything glows.

Solaris is a light, warm yellow inspired by the sun at its most gentle. It recalls mornings on the Riviera, when the light feels pale and golden and the coastline begins to glow. Living in striped parasols, sun-faded awnings, and linen cushions warmed by the day, it is bright without being sharp, carrying an easy, sunlit optimism.

Ora Blu, also known as blue hour, is a deep, contemplative blue inspired by the brief threshold between day and night, when the sun rests just below the horizon. Reminiscent of the timeless character of coastal life, this oceanic hue evokes the sea at dusk, when everything slows and the horizon feels endless.

Fresco Light is a light, soft blue warmed by sun and time. Inspired by the pale horizon where sea meets sky, this hue recalls painted frescos softened into a hazy calm through years of light. Subtle yet luminous, it brings an airy ease, balancing warmth and serenity with a timeless, lived-in quality.

Pompeii Rosso is a mineral red drawn from the storied walls of ancient Pompeii. Rooted in volcanic earth and sun-baked terracotta, it recalls faded Roman frescoes. Rich without being loud, this hue carries a sense of history of a color made to last — timeless, tactile, and quietly commanding.

Terracotta is an earth-warmed orange shaped by one of the Mediterranean’s most enduring materials. Rooted in fired clay and sun-warmed earth, it evokes the beauty of craft, where every surface bears the mark of time and touch. Grounded, it captures the romance of everyday rituals shaped by heat, hand, and heritage.

Etruscan Clay is a deep, muted brown, recalling clay soil after heat has settled, where color becomes richer, softer, and more restrained. This shade feels elemental and refined at once, carrying an elegance that never asks for attention. Bringing a sense of depth and composure, it is a grounded brown with quiet strength.

Raw Sienna is a rich, warm brown drawn from the Mediterranean earth itself. Historically sourced near the Italian town of Siena, it is a natural earth pigment long prized for its subtle warmth and transparency, making it a staple in painting for rendering natural skin tones, landscapes, and sun-warmed shadows.

Travertine is a chalky white inspired by the sun-warmed stone that defines Mediterranean courtyards, terraces, and interiors. Timeless and quietly architectural, it brings light, balance, and an effortless sense of serenity to the palette, grounding warmer tones with calm mineral softness.

Ionian Pearl, Éteanne’s soft ivory hue, echoes the gentle light of sun-baked travertine. With its refined off-white undertones, this color evokes a sense of calm and simplicity. It is a hue that invites reflection, grounding the vibrant warmth of our other colors with serene, understated grace.