A really light gray color, but it also has a beige hint and a number of other, even more complex undertones. However, there is not much of beige to confidently state it as a gray-beige.

A typical representative of the new gray-greens. Pastel and soft, sophisticated and airy, fresh almost to the point of crystal, it allows you to return to the era of serenity and carelessness.

The most important thing about Iron Ore is its deep and dark gray base. In some situations and under particular angles, it may appear black.

An almost true gray. Why almost? Well, regardless of its very dark base, it is a chameleon and can have many faces depending on particular factors.

One of the most outstanding representatives of the white color category. Although it is not a true white, it confidently radiates the whole beauty of an off-white shade.

A timeless shade of warm white with a tint of yellow responsible for the soft creamy base.

A warm shade of gray, and its pronounced beige undertones are quite a reliable explanation.

A cool white with noticeable gray notes responsible for its crispy effect. It is indeed invigorating, breathing fresh mountain air into any style.

A soft shade of white with pronounced pinkish-orange notes. An interpretation of softness at its finest.

A medium-light shade of gray. A neutral shade with pronounced gray notes covered by a surface resembling the scene you witness when the fog is ready to disappear.

A calm and neutral and, at the same time, surprisingly friendly, clearly light gray, but with some subtle undertones.

A light off-white. Imagine a white fog over a river or lake on a summer morning, which the sun's rays will literally touch in a few minutes.