Known since ancient times, it is often present together in ocher rock paintings of the Neolithic period. In the Baroque period it became very important in the artistic production of great painters such as Caravaggio, Vermeer and Rembrandt.

Lace, corsets, feathers and a touch of vanity for this colour as sparkling as a Parisian cabaret ballet.

It will be for its relaxing qualities, it will be for the fact that it creates an enchanting atmosphere, but the trend dictated by architects and designers is clear: blue is the new protagonist of the most fashionable interiors. A classic evergreen, it enhances wooden furniture and Nordic design.

Its delicacy, reminiscent of the Sunday morning sky when the city still sleeps, makes this colour the perfect passepartout for contemporary interiors.

Protective varnish, water-based. Perfect as a finishing coat. Heavy duty, fast drying, non-yellowing finish.