A considered visual language.

Gold anchors the identity; deep forest, cream and sand support the family palette. Samsara uses Pavilion Olive, reflecting the property itself. Do not force green into every photograph or add lake blue as a new brand colour. Each property introduces a controlled accent, documented in its own chapter.

Le Roma Earth and Deep Forest alongside Samsara’s Pavilion Olive and Deep Olive. See each shade at the same scale, compare two in use, and copy the exact hex colours.

Master brand

Le Roma Earth

#0b3b2e Copy hex

Navigation, headings, primary CTAs, brand identity

Master brand

Deep Forest

#0b241a Copy hex

Footer, dark sections, high-contrast backgrounds

Samsara

Pavilion Olive

#63734b Copy hex

Primary property expression

Samsara

Deep Olive

#53633d Copy hex

Dark sections and footer

Choose any two shades. The layout and copy stay the same so you can judge the colour.

Signature finishIvory logoGold logo

First shadeLe Roma Earth · #0b3b2eDeep Forest · #0b241aPavilion Olive · #63734bDeep Olive · #53633d

A place
to belong.

Gather beside the lake. Share a moment, celebrate a beginning, and make yourself at home.

Le Roma Earth · #0b3b2e

Cream text on Le Roma Earth: 11.29:1

Second shadeLe Roma Earth · #0b3b2eDeep Forest · #0b241aPavilion Olive · #63734bDeep Olive · #53633d

A place
to belong.

Gather beside the lake. Share a moment, celebrate a beginning, and make yourself at home.

Pavilion Olive · #63734b

Cream text on Pavilion Olive: 4.64:1

These are the existing master-brand and Samsara greens. Comparing them does not change either palette. Text samples use Cream (#f5f3f0); the signature uses the supplied ivory or gold artwork. Screen and print colour can differ, so review a physical proof before production.

Use dark text on light surfaces for sustained reading. Gold is a decorative accent; colour alone must never communicate status.

Ratios below are calculated from the actual colour pairs. Normal text needs 4.5:1 and large text 3:1 for WCAG AA.

A heading, subtitle and paragraph shown at their actual web sizes. Cormorant Garamond 56px and 24px pairs with Montserrat 16px; narrow screens use 40px and 20px headings.

Cormorant Garamond brings elegance to headings, property names and display text. Montserrat brings clarity to body copy, navigation, buttons and labels.

Garamond is the default typeface for numbers and numerals. Cormorant Garamond is the heading family, not the numeral family. Montserrat remains the body and interface typeface.

Use Garamond as the default for numbers and numerals across the Le Roma family, including room numbers, dates, prices, capacities, statistics and Roman numerals.

Select the font family named Garamond in your design application. Do not substitute Cormorant Garamond. Apply the rule to numeric content within headings and body copy as well as standalone numbers.

Choose the size and weight for the application and check legibility at the final output size. For web implementation, use a licensed Garamond webfont; the heading font must not be used as a numeral substitute.

Confirmed on 13 October 2026. This resolves the numeral-font decision from the meeting. The heading and body families retain their existing roles.

Warm, natural imagery captures the essence of each space. Golden hour light, genuine emotion and architectural beauty define our photographic language.

These are visual references. Confirm permissions and intended use before reproducing guest photography. Future-property renderings must be identified as visualisations.

Samsara’s documented Heritage Lattice interprets Indian jali work through hexagonal honeycomb geometry. Keep its use specific to the Samsara expression. The corporate website has retired the repeating honeycomb treatment.

The corporate interface uses restrained transitions and Lucide line icons. Respect reduced-motion preferences; content and navigation must remain available without animation.

No standalone approved motion toolkit or custom icon pack is documented. Use clear text labels alongside interface icons. The bee remains a brand mark, not a general navigation icon.