Fleurie's Verdigris essence was highly prized in the early 19th century as one of the most luxurious colours for household use. It consistently appears unexpectedly around the home, akin to the final leaf's transformation to the inevitable autumnal path. Fleurie can harmonise seamlessly with warm earthy tones of Venetian Red, then with Round Room, Regency White, and Fresco Blue—reminiscent of the lingering summer skies. These colours can be explored both in historical objects and shapes and easily translated into a contemporary interpretation.

Venetian Red takes on a subdued and deeply evocative character, making it an excellent cornerstone. Its warm, sun-baked essence beautifully contrasts with the glossy finish of Arabian Red, harmonising with Regency White skirting, Fresco Blue accents, and Fleurie Tartness. On a different note, it adeptly embraces modernity and can confidently stand alongside vibrant greens, pristine whites, and chrome accents. Its versatility shines with the introduction of hazy lilac and serene sky tones through artwork and accessories to gently soften the scheme.

For a neutral route, Round Room offers a beautiful taupe hue enriched with the subtle warmth of an umber undertone, suitable for both walls and woodwork. However, for those seeking a milder choice, applying Round Room Eggshell to the woodwork in combination with Regency White Chalky Emulsion on the walls brings about a sense of balanced depth. As Regency White has hints of ochre in the undertone, this duo serves as an excellent foundation to any room by incorporating the autumnal nuances.