How to Customize Furniture Colors? Try Olympic Winter Games Palettes

Building a high-quality office environment is inseparable from custom office furniture: the pairing of warm and cool tones, the use of trending colors, the combination of contrasting hues... Choosing furniture colors has gradually become one of the trickiest parts of the customization process. Today we share a set of Olympic Winter Games signature colors, to see whether they can offer fresh inspiration for your custom office furniture.

01. Rosy Dawn Red

Rosy Dawn Red is the first signature color of the Winter Games, echoing the joyful, festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival while carrying a distinctly Chinese, Eastern character. If you want your office space to feel romantic and free-spirited, apply this red generously when customizing your furniture — in public meeting areas, inspiration salons, and the like. Alternatively, use it sparingly as a local accent and pair it with neutral colors such as black, white, and gray, giving the space warmth without losing composure.

02. Winter Jasmine Yellow

Winter Jasmine Yellow draws on the flower of the same name and symbolizes vibrant energy — on the field of play, it ignited the speed and passion of the Winter Games. When your custom furniture meets this bright yet never gaudy yellow, the space naturally fills with vitality and gains richer layers of depth. One caveat: because of its high saturation, this color draws the eye, so pay attention to how it pairs with the other furniture and how well it blends with your overall style.

03. Sky-After-Rain Blue

This blue, known as "sky-after-rain blue," is the color of Jilan glaze, a treasure of traditional Chinese ceramics. It represents the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics' commitment to harmony between people and nature. Compared with the two colors above, it is highly tolerant of different office settings and pairs easily with staff work zones, lounge areas, collaboration areas, and more. Blue also has a calming, peace-inducing, rational effect, making it a good reference for healthcare and wellness spaces as well.

04. Great Wall Gray

Beijing, the "dual Olympic city," took this color from the Great Wall, making it one of the Games' signature hues — a symbol of steadfast conviction and of Beijing's cultural identity. Great Wall Gray is a space solution many companies can reference for their custom furniture: as a neutral color, it combines freely with wood tones, white, black, and more, and matches modern office interiors with ease. Handled well in terms of chroma, it can even lend the space a sense of light luxury and refinement.

05. Auspicious Snow White

Snowflakes are the signature motif of the Winter Games, so Auspicious Snow White has more than earned its place among the signature colors. Furniture customized in this white looks bright and clear, and never makes a space feel oppressive or cramped — which is why Auspicious Snow White furniture is most often seen in reception areas and private focus spaces.

Finally, a friendly reminder for companies with furniture customization needs: beyond referencing the Winter Games signature colors, be sure to factor in your company's own style, so you can get the most out of custom office furniture. We also recommend finding a manufacturer that offers one-stop customization — such as Yihang. With a professional R&D team that brings strong aesthetic judgment and extensive hands-on experience in furniture colors, Yihang can create an office space with real identity for you.