Desert Horizon

Desert Horizon draws from the most specific landscape we know — our own. The Mongolian steppe in late June: sun-bleached grass turning gold, warm stone under afternoon light, oxidised copper of weathered metal, brief flashes of the wildflowers that carpet the plains for a few weeks each year.

Desert Horizon is grounded rather than pastel, warm rather than saturated. Ten colours that hold together without competing — a base of organic neutrals, a middle layer of earthen golds and bronzes, two brights drawn from the sky at its warmest, and two deeps that close the palette in the evening.

The palette is built for fine-gauge cashmere and lightweight knitted constructions — surfaces that let subtle undertones breathe. Try the neutrals on heavier constructions if you want the palette to read as quieter; use the brights sparingly, as accents, the way a horizon actually sits.