Paint Color Try-On
The colour, on your walls, in your light.
BeforeAfterWhat it does
Paint charts lie by omission: a two-inch swatch cannot show what a colour does across four metres of wall in your particular light. This shows exactly that — the colour applied to your walls, shaded by your window, reflected by your floor. The difference between a colour that works in a north room and one that dies there is visible in one run, which is cheaper than the sample pot and much cheaper than the repaint.
How to use it
- 1Photograph in the light you most use the room in.
- 2Name the colour like you would to a person — brand names, moods or plain descriptions all work.
- 3Choose the walls it applies to.
- 4Run the shortlist and compare side by side before sampling anything.
Questions
- Can I use an exact brand shade?
- Name it — recognisable brand names and shade descriptions both steer the result. For final commitment, confirm with a physical sample: screens and pigment are different physics.
- Which wall does the accent option pick?
- The largest unbroken wall facing the camera — deterministic, so re-runs paint the same wall. To pick a different one, use Design with Words and name the wall.
