The Rome Colour Palette

Rome Gifts: Six Colours Inspired by the Eternal City

From the ancient Colosseum to the spectacular Trevi Fountain, Rome has more history, architecture and wonderful food than almost anywhere else on earth.

Our Rome Colour Palette brings together six colours inspired by the Italian capital. There’s Gladiator Crimson for the warriors of ancient Rome, Colosseum Sand for the famous amphitheatre and Carbonara Sauce for one of the city’s greatest culinary contributions.

Pantheon Lime celebrates an extraordinary feat of Roman engineering, Trevi Aqua captures the beauty of the famous fountain and Caffé Crema remembers the historic Antico Caffè Greco, once frequented by poets including Keats and Byron.

Rome Gifts for People Who Love Italy

Discover original Rome gifts and Italian souvenirs, including mugs, framed prints, canvas wall art, T-shirts, tote bags and tea towels. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas, housewarmings and anyone with wonderful memories of exploring the Eternal City.

Six colours. More than 2,000 years of Roman stories.

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The Rome Colour Palette

Gladiator Crimson – for the armed combatants and icons of the Roman Empire who entertained audiences with sometimes gory outcomes

Colosseum Sand – for the home of the gladiators and an unmistakable feature of the Roman skyline

Carbonara Sauce – for Rome’s iconic pasta dish. And when in Rome, it’s egg, never cream to make that silky sauce!

Pantheon Lime – for the limestone of Rome’s Pantheon and an advanced construction style that still baffles engineering brains today

Trevi Aqua – for the stunning Trevi Fountain, its waterfall pool and spectacular marble carvings

Caffé Crema – for the Antico Caffe Greco, a must-visit for Rome lovers and where Keats & Byron drank their coffee.

Rome is one of the world’s most visited cities – a sprawling capital of Italy that combines ancient history, Renaissance art, Baroque piazzas, world-class museums, culinary delights and vibrant street life. Must-see sights include the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps – each contributing to the city’s visual and cultural identity.