Extremis’ products shouldn't showboat. We want our furniture to attract people while blending seamlessly with any setting. Natural materials like wood or anodised aluminium do just that. But the right colors are equally important. Our color professionals have defined a color range in combination with our basic, pure materials. As our tools for togetherness are used both outdoors and indoors, it was quite a challenge to create a compact, yet complete color scheme. Our new range follows three different color concepts or attitudes, that you can discover while scrolling down this page. These concepts are based on the following aspects of color selection: preservation, maintenance, environment and climate. 

Choose colors that stand the test of time
Our tools are designed to last a lifetime. That’s why our bigger products don’t contain any trendy color schemes. After all, you want a color that can stand the test of time, and that won’t feel dated immediately. Neutral colors are often combined with wood. The wood reveals its true personality after a while, as it starts to fade and turn silvery grey when exposed to sun and rain. Trendy colors can be added as a decorative element, for example as a cushion that can be replaced from time to time. You can explore them in our fabric range.

Choose colors that minimize maintenance
Furniture should require as little maintenance as possible. That’s why we design, choose materials and pick colors with the laziest person in mind. Within our range some colours require more maintenance than others. A white Hopper leg needs more cleaning than a black one. It's as simple as that. We added some earthy, natural colors to our range to offer more maintenance-friendly options.

Choose colors that pop out or blend in
When picking a product or a color, it should match the surrounding architecture and colour palette. The furniture can set the tone while silently fading into the background, outdoors and indoors.

Choose colors according to your climate
For a large part, color determines the temperature of a piece of furniture. Dark colors absorb the sunlight and heat up the surface. For some climates, this can be an advantage, but in warmer regions light colors will be more appropriate. A rainy and humid climate will also affect your choice of color – or at least, it should!