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Lead Story · Autumn Palette
Ember Room
Four warm mattes built around a burnt-sienna base — a set made for the low, slanting light of the coming months. Considered colour, made in small batches.
Small-batch. Ships within Europe in two to four days.
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Editor's Note
Why warm neutrals read differently now
There is a moment each October when the light drops and everything cools. Cool-toned neutrals that flattered all summer suddenly turn grey against the skin — they have nothing to push back with.
Ember Room is our answer. A burnt-sienna base warms every shade from underneath, so a matte still holds its depth when the daylight is thin and blue. These are colours built to be worn indoors, in lamplight, through winter.
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Maren Lindqvist
Founder & Colour Director
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The Three Shades
Finish, and who each one suits
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Ember
A true burnt sienna with a flat, velvet finish. The anchor shade — for anyone who wants warmth without red.
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Clove
The deepest of the four — a spiced brown with a soft matte. Best on medium to deep skin, or as an evening depth.
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Ash Rose
A greyed rose with warmth held underneath. The softest option — suits fair, cool-leaning complexions.
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Read the full shade guide on the Journal →
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Artist's Tip
Press it, don't brush it
For a softer edge on any matte, skip the brush. Warm a little colour on the back of your hand, then press it onto the lip or cheek with a clean fingertip, building in thin layers.
The body heat melts the pigment slightly, so it sits into the skin instead of on top of it — the diffused, worn-in finish these shades were made for.
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The whole set, in one case
Ember, Clove and Ash Rose together, ready for the season ahead.
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