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Bleo, from the Old English for “colour, hue, or complexion,” is a Copenhagen–founded, design–led surface brand working with leading architects, designers, and artists to develop architectural colours across paint and tiles. Bleo offers a curated alternative to standardised colour systems, creating considered palettes that make colour easier to live with and richer to experience. Each shade is built from multiple pigments, giving depth, nuance, and subtle movement as colours shift with light and context. Bleo's handmade tiles share the same philosophy, embracing natural variation and tactility. All colours are developed in its Colour Lab in Denmark and produced locally in Copenhagen and in the US for North America.

Join to celebrate the launch of Blēo's first tile collection by Muller Van Severen. Blēo invites you to an afternoon of design, colour, and conversation while unveiling its first tile collection—crafted in collaboration with Muller Van Severen, who will be joining in person. Discover the collection—arranged to inspire fresh design expressions and contemporary colour statements. Meet the Belgian design duo behind the project and experience the tiles up close.

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