Cievaro Materials
Frame colors that establish the entire setting.
The manufacturer’s current frame palette, presented with its published finish names and codes for clear project planning.
The visual foundation
Begin with the frame, then coordinate every material around it.
Frame color shapes how the furniture relates to architecture, landscape, tabletops, sling, strap, cushion fabric, and shade. A quiet neutral can unify a broad installation, while a more expressive finish can give a collection a distinct identity.
Cievaro confirms the finish available for the selected furniture before it is placed into the final specification.
Standard frame colors
Twenty-eight published color references.
Three-digit codes are shown where the manufacturer publishes them. These references support selection and ordering while final compatibility and current production status are confirmed for the specific product.
Vanilla
Yellow
Citron Yellow
Driftwood
Camel
Terracotta
Dark Green
French Blue
Royal Bluev
Navy Blue
Grey
Gloss Black
Ivory
Jade Green
Clover
Leisure Brown
Adobe
Burgundy
Putty
Coffee
Mistletoe
Papaya
Holly Green
Sherwood Green
Deepwater Blue
Forest Green
Dove
Textured & specialty finishes
Fifteen finishes with added visual depth.
These finishes are kept separate from the standard color palette because their texture, veining, speckling, or metallic character is an important part of the selection.
Texture – White
Texture – Mountain White
Texture – Speckled Oak
Texture – Sandea
Texture – Bronze Age
Texture – Black
Texture – Weathergreen
Texture – Weather Vein
Texture – Sandstone
Texture Sahara
Texture – Pewter Crater
Texture – Penny Vein
Texture – Luna
Anodized Silver
Graphite
A coordinated specification
The frame color is reviewed in the context of the whole project.
Furniture form
The same finish can read differently across a slim dining chair, a broad lounge frame, or a large sectional arrangement.
Seating material
Sling, strap, cushion fabric, and woven material are coordinated with the frame so the full palette feels deliberate.
Tables and shade
Table surfaces and umbrella components are considered alongside the seating rather than selected as disconnected pieces.
Final confirmation
Product compatibility, finish availability, and project-specific requirements are confirmed in writing before ordering.
Color confirmation
Digital color is a reference, not a guaranteed physical match.
Displays, lighting, surrounding materials, application, and normal production variation can affect how a finish appears. Multi-color blends may also show minor visual variation from lot to lot.
When precise coordination matters, Cievaro confirms the current finish and arranges physical color review as part of the project.
Build the complete palette
Choose a frame direction with the furniture in view.
Share the collection, setting, quantities, and materials being considered. Cievaro will help confirm the compatible finish options.
Plan Your Project