Named after a light drink served before a meal.
Aperitif is a sprightly yet pale color that picks up the vibrancy of any color placed on top of the background. Shying away from being a solid white, this background allows components of the natural wood to peak through it’s color to be captured within any image.
Named after the flavorful ends of smoked brisket.
The Burnt Ends background is rich and mysterious with a hint of moodiness. It’s distressed with deep indentations and scattered lines. Dancing across the background from top to bottom is a torched pattern that varies from a pure black to smoky red. Unique in each piece, the burned markings are artistic and different in every background. In each and every photo this background will add a degree of warmth and incredible life.
Named after a rectangular shaped fried piece of dough covered in powered sugar with strong ties to New Orleans.
Beignet is a background that maintains the natural beige color of the wood. Holding in the innate hues, its shade is soft and effortless making it an easy background to photograph subjects. It’s simple yet beautiful and feels as if it’s a bit of nature whenever in your camera’s frame.
Named after Earl Grey Tea.
As a background, Earl is a subtle and modest color. Underneath its subject, the color is gentle adding a calming touch to any image. Place it alongside items bouncing with vivid colors or those whispering with neutral tones and Earl will quietly accent each item in frame. While solid as a color, Earl manages to accentuate the knots of the wood showcasing the design of the wood to sight.
