COLOURS
Have a look at the colour options I currently make your Little Blocks of Truth in. Each colour speaks as much as the word painted on it. Whether you're looking for something peaceful and calm, something vibrant and joyful or something rustic and warm...I've got you covered!
natural wood
This is the OG. The rustic, beautiful warm natural wood feels so tactile and goes with every design scheme. I love it paired with white text best, but gold also looks pretty striking!
[pictured here with white text]
taupe
This is a beautiful light taupe. It has soft grey tones but a little warmer. For a gentle look, pair it with white text. For something more striking pair it with the soft black.
[pictured here with black text]
white
Calm, peaceful, quiet....this is such a soft, gentle colour to have your LBOT in, especially if you pair it with dove grey, taupe or blush text. If you want to liven it up, however, the raspberry or black text really pops against the white!
[pictured here with dove grey text]
raspberry
This is for all you colour lovers! It's bright, it's funky and it brings such joy! Pair it with white text for a striking contrast or the blush if you want a slightly softer, warmer block.
[pictured here with blush text]
black
This looks modern, clean and striking. White or taupe text really stands out against the black, but you can also have a warmer look by pairing it with blush.
[pictured here with white text]
dove grey
This is a warm, calming dark dove grey. If you want to feel sanctuary and peace, this one works beautifully, especially when paired with white or taupe text.
[pictured here with white text]
gold
Gold is one of my all time favourite colours! It adds sparkle, it adds fizz and it brings such joy! I love to pair this with white text, but you could be bold and pair it with raspberry or even black.
[pictured here with white text]
blush
This colour is so pretty! It has soft, muted tones that add colour to your space without being too bubblegum! It's basically a very grown up pink. It pairs beautifully with white, but if you want a bit more vibrancy, black and raspberry work well too!
[pictured here with white text]