Colours
DIY: CHOOSING THE RIGHT COLOUR
It can seem overwhelming or daunting to choose the right colour(s), with over 2,000 colours where to even begin?!
Start with less options; our most popular and "tried & true" colours.
Our Most Popular Whites & Off-Whites
Whites & off whites are timeless and extremely versatile (once you choose the right one).
TIP: Whites & their subtle undertones are most affected by other whites in the space, if pairing a white paint colour with other whites (cabinets, countertops, tiles etc), confirm the white against those materials to ensure the undertones match = the perfect white for your space!
The colours will always look different from screens to paint / in person. You should always test the colour with a minimum 1' x 1' sample in the room for a few days before committing.
Our Most Popular Neutrals
The "safe" choice, like white, neutrals are extremely versatile but create a cozier feeling.
TIP: With neutrals, the undertones can vary from: each space, exposure and natural to synthetic lighting.
The colours will always look different from screens to paint / in person. You should always test the colour with a minimum 1' x 1' sample in the room for a few days before committing.
Our Most Popular Light - Medium Tone Colours
Lighter colours make the space feel brighter, "airy", therefor making the space feel larger.
TIP: With colours, they will generally look brighter and more saturated on a larger scale / walls.
The colours will always look different from screens to paint / in person. You should always test the colour with a minimum 1' x 1' sample in the room for a few days before committing.
Our Most Popular Deep / Dramatic Colours
Dramatic deep tones are good for a cozy space, accent walls (or half-walls), a small but dramatic statement room (say powder room, den/games room), and perfect for exteriors.
TIP: With deep and dramatic colours, they will generally look more saturated / stronger and or darker on a larger scale.
The colours will always look different from screens to paint / in person. You should always test the colour with a minimum 1' x 1' sample in the room for a few days before committing.
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