Colour drawn from the source

The SS26 palette is built directly from what Lofoten shows you.

Orange Sorbet — the warm, diffused glow of the midnight sun as it hangs above the ridge line. Not the bright orange of a sunset at lower latitudes, but the softer, longer tone of light that refuses to set. A colour that exists only when the sun travels sideways across the horizon.

Blue Flint — pulled from the North Atlantic itself. Not the deep navy of open ocean, but the cooler, mineral tone of water between the islands, where the sea reflects granite and sky simultaneously. A colour that shifts depending on the conditions around it.

These are not decorative choices. They are recorded observations. Every colour in the collection traces back to a specific quality of the Lofoten landscape.

Lofoten gave this collection its palette, its character, and its reason to exist.

The mountains don't close in May. Neither does the thinking behind what we build.