Background, drawing and accent
Start with a background tone, one color that draws the geometry and an accent only if it helps. This hierarchy is more useful than adding many colors without a clear role.
Color changes how the same geometry reads. Before choosing isolated hues, define which areas act as background, outline and accent, then inspect the repeated combination beside the project’s real materials.
Start with a background tone, one color that draws the geometry and an accent only if it helps. This hierarchy is more useful than adding many colors without a clear role.
The customizer compares directions, but final approval should inspect a physical sample under the room’s light beside real wood, stone, paint and textiles.
A small color area in one tile may become a dominant network when repeated. View the whole pattern to understand its true proportion.
There is no universal limit. Use the colors needed to preserve the design and its relationship with the room, without adding hues that have no clear role.
No. Displays, light and the handmade process create differences. Use the simulator to choose a direction and a physical sample to confirm.
Yes. Save each proposal as a design so you can compare it and share the selected option with Sales.
Send the pattern, measurements, quantity and delivery city. We will take it from there.