ML 8330

The melamine color is an icon of the intangible because of its complexity and depth.

Have you ever read "Girl with a Pearl Earring"? The story is told in the first person, with the main character being Griet, a 16-year-old girl who is intelligent, mature, and sophisticated, with a deep artistic vision that aligns with the painter Vermeer. The small details contribute to the artistic value of the artwork, just like how she describes the light, colors, and gestures of the model in the painting.

The young girl touched the heart of the seasoned artist; they understood each other and could share things that only meeting in the soul could reach.

I remember a time when Vermeer wanted to perfect the white clouds in his painting, and Griet gave him all white paint, thinking that the white clouds would be painted that tube of oil paint. But no! The painter told her that the clouds, which seemed to be purely white, actually contained blue, yellow, and even gray. It required these colors to paint a white cloud.

The Zebrano melamine is similar. It is not just a complete beige color at first glance; if you look closely, you will notice the brown of the wood, the bright gray, along with beige and possibly even green. The flowing and harmonious mountain-like grain holds many mysteries to explore. You might feel like you are swimming, playing, or soaring through the space that this industrial wood surface creates.