Build Your Palette
Put together up to eight shades, look at them side by side, then keep the link to come back to them.
Your palette
Colours will vary depending on your screen settings.
1. Choose
Search by name or browse the grid. Eight shades at most: beyond that, it’s no longer a palette, it’s a colour chart.
2. Look at Them Together
The top panel updates as you go. That’s where you spot the shade too many: the one that doesn’t relate to any of the others.
3. Keep It
Print the card or copy the link. The palette travels in the link: send it to your cabinetmaker and they’ll open exactly the same thing.
Colours You’ve Viewed
Two Shades Competing for the Same Spot?
The comparison puts them side by side, large, and gives the contrast of each. The full colour chart is still one click away if the palette needs one more shade.
Before You Get Started
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How Many Colours in One Room?
Three are almost always enough: a dominant one on large surfaces, a second for furniture, a third as a small accent. The palette takes eight because a project sometimes covers several rooms.
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Is My Palette Saved?
It lives in the link. Copy it and keep it: nothing is tied to an account, and nothing is lost if you clear your browser, as long as you have the link.
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Are the Colours on Screen Accurate?
No, and no screen is. Use the palette to settle on your list, then order painted samples before buying a can.
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Can I Print the Palette?
Yes. The Print button produces a card with the names. A printer is even further from real paint than a screen: the card is for remembering the names, not for judging the shade.
Go From Screen to Furniture
A finalized palette means two or three cans. Try them first on painted cardboard, propped against the furniture, for a week.
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