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Le Corbusier color fan
The handy Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier sample fan contains each of the 63 Le Corbusier colours on individual sample cards.
For practical use in everyday life, the fan is packed in a sturdy slip lid box. Each swatch features the color name and number that Le Corbusier assigned to his architectural colors - "32xxx" for the 43 colors in the 1931 collection and "4320x" for the 20 colors in the 1959 collection.
Furthermore, there is an information text on Le Corbusier's Polychromie Architecturale and his colour collections of 1931 and 1959 - in parallel in German, English and French. The colours of the Polychromie Architecturale - Le Corbusier's architectural colours - are consistently harmonious and can be combined in any way. Each shade embodies specific spatial and human effects. A reliable tool for a convincing colour design, which has been produced in an elaborate special printing process.
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Product number

KLCCB3

Manufacturer number

LCS10026

Format

Reaction to fire class

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Les Couleurs Le Corbusier

Le Corbusier paints and wallpapers

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris became one of the most influential architects of the 20th century under the pen name Le Corbusier. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he considered the color scheme of a building to be as powerful a design tool as its floor plan and section. In 1931, he therefore developed his first own, architecture-related color palette. It consisted of 43 colors in twelve moods, which bore such imaginative names as "Space", "Sky", "Velvet", and "Sand". In 1959, he supplemented this first palette with 20 additional deep, dynamic hues such as vibrant variegated hues, earthy, powerful color values, and rich blacks.

Le Corbusier's choice of colors, which he himself called "Polychromie Architecturale", was subjective. Perhaps for this very reason, it is characterized by a unique aesthetic that has lost nothing of its beauty, power and relevance even after decades.

All the shades of the colour scale he developed can be harmoniously combined with each other. "Polychromie Architecturale" is still regarded today as both a practical tool for architectural design and a work of art.

Le Corbusier's 63 masterful shades are now available under the brand poLyChro®, Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier - transformed into color formulations of unique quality. Thanks to their special formulation, they offer a perfect symbiosis of velvety matt surface and fascinating depth of colour: poLyChro® colours are full of life, enormously intense and yet restrainedly elegant.

They are manufactured exclusively by the long-established German paint manufacturer Keim, which, as the world market leader in silicate technology, stands for the highest standards of quality and sustainability.

Manufacturer information
We deliver within the EU as well as to Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

Delivery costs are as follows:

Germany:
Shipping costs are €5.10 (incl. 19% VAT).
From an order value of €35.00, we ship free of charge.

Belgium, Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Czech Republic:
Shipping costs are €6.50 (incl. VAT).
From an order value of €65.00, we ship free of charge.

France, Italy:
Shipping costs are €8.50 (incl. VAT).
From an order value of €300.00, we ship free of charge.

Switzerland and Liechtenstein:
Shipping costs are €7.48 (excl. Euro tax/customs duties).
From an order value of €65.00, we ship free of charge.

Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Monaco, Portugal, Sweden, Slovenia, Spain, Hungary:
Shipping costs are €12.50.
As a private consumer, you have the right to withdraw from the purchase contract within 14 days without giving any reason.
In addition, we grant private consumers a 60-day return policy for unopened and undamaged goods.