Matte royal blue shade inspired by the special moment when you step aboard the historic carriages of the Orient Express and embark on a grand journey between the east and the west.

Duo-chrome pearl white shade with baby pink shift inspired by Paris—the original endpoint of the Orient Express and place that Victor Hugo described as "Nothing is more fantastic. Nothing is more tragic. Nothing is more sublime."

Foil shimmer warm bronze shade inspired by the 3674 bar car on the Orient Express with vibrant blue and gold interior that reflects the train's marquetry. It was originally built in 1931 and ran from Paris to Irún on the Spanish border and to Toulouse in Le Capitole.

Matte cloud white shade inspired by the impeccable service performed by the Orient Express stewards in blue and gold livery and white-gloved hands.

Velvet shimmer pine green shade inspired by the carefully restored 1920s Grand Suite cabins that are an escape into a world of timeless glamour and art deco elegance.

Foil shimmer opulent gold shade inspired by Istanbul—the original endpoint and a gateway to the Orient that gave the express train service it's name, and place that Alphonse de Lamartin described as "If one had but a single glance to give the world, one should gaze on Istanbul."

Duo-chrome champagne pink shade with lavender shift inspired by London—an endpoint on the current Venice Simplon-Orient Express train and place that Samuel Johnson described as "When someone is tired of London, they are tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford. "

Matte ivory cream shade inspired by the must-have Guilty 12 cocktail on the Orient Express that recalls the 12 suspects in Agatha Christie's story and is made of 12 secret ingredients from along the train's route. Sherry from Switzerland, Maraschino from Italy, Raki from Istanbul and so on—the rest is a mystery!

Foil shimmer deep sapphire shade inspired by Simplon Pass—high mountain pass between the Pennine Alps and the Lepontine Alps in Switzerland. The 12 mile long tunnel was used by the historic Orient Express service as it carried passengers between Istanbul and Paris.

Matte true red shade inspired by the exuberant, freewheeling decade of growing prosperity and Jazz-Age flappers rejecting traditional standards & indulging in new styles.

Foil shimmer champagne gold shade inspired by Arlberg Pass—high mountain pass that connects the cities of Innsbruck and Bludenz in Austria. It gave the name to the Arlberg Orient Express service used between Paris and Budapest & Bucharest.

Matte light mahogany shade inspired by the resident pianist playing the baby grand piano in the bar car as drinks are flowing and flapper dresses are swinging.

Matte burnished brandy shade inspired by the L'Oriental dining car on the Orient Express with beautiful black lacquer panels. It was originally built in 1927 in Birmingham in the Etoile du Nord Style, a luxury train service between Paris Nord and Amsterdam CS.

Matte aspen gold shade inspired by the golden age of train travel when Orient Express and other services like it transported elegant passengers with unrivaled standard of service across spectacular landscapes.

Matte countryside green shade inspired by the Etoile du Nord dining car on the Orient Express that showcases some of the most beautiful marquetry in the continental style. It was originally built in 1926 in England and ran on services from Paris & Amsterdam.

Duo-chrome burgundy gold shade with green shift inspired by Venice—an endpoint on the current Venice Simplon-Orient Express train and place that Truman Capote described as "Venice is like eating an entire box of chocolate liqueurs in one go."

Matte pink cream shade inspired by the Côte d'Azur dining car on the Orient Express with stunning René Lalique glass decoration. It was originally built in 1929 as a first-class Pullman and restored in 1981 by Venice Simplon-Orient Express.

Matte cognac brown shade inspired by the last drink of the night as you retire to your cabin and climb the upholstered ladder to your upper berth & are lulled to sleep by the movement of the train as it travels through the night.