Blēo

Blēo
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Blēo is a design–led colour and surface collective based in Copenhagen. Blēo explores the dialogue between colour, material, and context. Developed in close collaboration with leading architects and designers, their paints and tile collections are created to elevate the aesthetic standards of contemporary interior architecture.

Join Blēo to celebrate the launch of the first tile collection by Muller Van Severen. Blēo invites you to an afternoon of design, colour, and conversation as we unveil our 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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