HEROLDIAN ART X CROMA

Katharina Herold, the creative mind behind the family gallery Heroldian Art Concepts, has created in collaboration with Croma Natural Paint an exclusive line of colors. Born into a family passionate and dedicated to art, she has used these colors to paint the different rooms of her wonderful house, Heroldian Townhouse in Mallorca, where she has founded an artists’ residence.

Our HEROLDIAN ART X CROMA natural pigment wallpaint collection takes its main inspiration from Italian Renaissance frescoe painters. As an art historian Katharina, the founder of Heroldian Art, has always looked to art as inspiration.

The renaissance and especially the artists associated with rebirthing classical culture are known to this day to have triumphed in the use and imagination of colours. Each of our wall colours has a direct reference to a famous painter of the time. The tones were found in some of the artist‘s most famous frescoes which can still be marveled at throughout Italy today.

– Katharina Herold –

The collection consists of eight unique colours, inspired by the rich palette of the Italian primitives. Each colour pays homage to a master of this movement, bearing his or her name.

  • Michelangelo Ivory

    Michelangelo Ivory

    from 14,58

    A warm light stone tone, with ochre nuances. Its smooth finish recalls the warmth of old stone bathed in light.

  • Mantegna Ochre

    Mantegna Ochre

    from 14,58

    Intense, deep yellow like the richness of Andrea Mantegna’s golden cloaks and fabrics.

  • Fra Angelico Pink

    Fra Angelico Pink

    from 14,58

    A soft, ethereal pink, like Fra Angelico’s Serene Light.

  • Botticelli Violet

    Botticelli Violet

    from 14,58

    Powdery lilac, based on mauve and earths, inspired by the delicacy and luminosity of Botticelli’s palette.

  • Uccello Verde

    Uccello Verde

    from 14,58

    A deep, vibrant green. With earthy ochre nuances and a touch of blue…

  • Giotto Blue

    Giotto Blue

    from 14,58

    Deep, intense blue inspired by the Cromatic palette of Giotto’s frescoes.

  • Masaccio Indigo

    Masaccio Indigo

    from 14,58

    A soft, yet forceful blue blend of lapis lazuli, terracotta, green and ochre tones.

  • Raphael Sienna

    Raphael Sienna

    from 14,58

    A deep, warm and vibrant earthy orange with golden hues and a hint of red….

Each of the eight shades has the power to transform and personalise a space,  filling it with  character and life, as we can see in Katharina’s own home.

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