Try a Paint Colour
See the colour on your actual walls before you buy a tin.
What it does
A paint chip lies. Colour behaves completely differently across a whole wall, under your light, next to your floor — which is why the third tin is a rite of passage. This puts the colour on your actual walls first.
How to use it
- 1Photograph the room in daylight if you can.
- 2Name the colour or the paint reference.
- 3Choose the finish and which surfaces to paint.
Questions
- Can I use a specific paint name?
- Yes. Named colours from the major ranges are recognised.
- Does it repaint the trim too?
- Only if you choose it. Walls, walls and ceiling, an accent wall, or trim and doors.