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themes or stories which are loosely based on the four seasons.
Within these colour stories are neutrals or core colours
that can be used throughout the space, for walls, ceilings,
furniture and door frames and then your accents which are
for those fun pops of colour on décor accessories. You’ll also
need to consider the right paint for the finish you’re looking
for. Katlego says, “For interiors we suggest Plascon Cashmere
or Double Velvet which are durable and have a luxurious feel
for finishing off a beautifully appointed space.” Visit https://
plascon.com/colour-inspiration/colour/2019 to get all the
information you need.
What could be more
cheerful than two shades of
yellow? Here Lemon Rind
(Y4-A1-3) and Meadow
Yellow (Y4-A2-2) demon-
strate that the new uplifting
minimalism goes way
beyond white.
Maximising the minimal look with colour, this
composition of Go Go Red (R4-A1-1) and apricot
Orange Delight (O5-A1-4) stands out dramati-
cally without the need for too much else.
Take a sample
With the colour palette selected, do not go straight to the
hardware and buy the paint you want. Rather take the time
to get some sample pots to paint in the space to avoid any
surprises. Katlego says, “Different lighting does affect how
a colour looks on the wall. To avoid disappointment, paint a
couple of coats in the space you want to cover to make sure
that beautiful colour on the swatch isn’t something completely
different on the wall.”
“By following these four easy steps and consulting the
help of our Colour Forecast 2019 with all its trendy colours,
techniques and tips, your space will feel brand new in no time,”
concludes Katlego.
SOURCE Kansai Plascon
The Glamour colour story
is for those who appreci-
ate beautiful, considered
design with stimulating,
bold and opulent shades
like playfully pastel Nutmeg
Dust (O3-C2-2).
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