Rococo White is the softest white with a touch of Antionette for a hint of pink. It's a beautiful neutral white that captures the essence of Rococo—the romantic style of art, architecture, and decoration that emerged in France in the 1730s. Rococo combined white and pastel colors with curves, gilding, and frescoes, creating a beautiful and soft look.
Rococo White evokes the softest pink of a shell's interior – delicate and beautiful. The word rococo comes from the French word "rocaille," a method of decorating grottoes and fountains with shells and pebbles.
Rococo white has a frivolous and light appearance. Combine it with gold to create the opulence of an 18th-century palace (think Marie Antoinette's dairy at the Palace of Versailles!). Mix Rococo white with other pastel colors like Antoinette, Louis Blue, Duck Egg Blue, Versailles, and Svenska Blue, and grays like Paris Grey and Chicago Grey. It pairs well with a neutral shade like French Linen for a more traditional country look, or with soft, muted greens like Coolabah and Capability Green.
