Colors Ultramarine Blues

Ultramarine Blue 03KT001

Ultramarine Blue - 03KT001

Foto: ©Bärbel Heck. Text: Katrin Trautwein, ©ktCOLOR 2024. Literatur: https://ktcolor.com/ch/blog/ultramarin-kostbar/

Magical Ultramarine Blue: Why to Choose ktCOLOR's Blue Shades

Ultramarine and lapis lazuli are rare and precious pigments, and they are a hallmark of ktCOLOR’s exceptional paint colors. Unlike machine-mixed blue premium paints, our handcrafted paint colors use both of these magical pigments. From light Sky Blue to deep Blue Velvet, our blues are in a league of their own. They impart a heavenly depth to your interior design projects.

The deepest blue in art and architecture.

The Scrovgni Chapel in Padua is illuminated by a magnificent blue vaulted ceiling. The 14th century artist Giotto was captivated by the pigment ultramarine blue. In 1816, Karl Friedrich Schinkel used ultramarine blue to design the stage set for the Queen of the Night's Hall of Stars in Mozart's opera The Magic Flute. The unique chemistry of the pigment can be explained, but its fascination cannot. Early in the company's history, we set ourselves the goal of developing our own recipe for the famous blue. The architect Max Dudler used our formula for the new Museumsinsel subway station in Berlin, creating not only a new starry sky, but also a modern, spectacular demonstration of the indescribable magic of ultramarine blue.
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