The Edit · Texture and reflection
Material Contrast
A palette can hold together while surfaces behave differently in light. Compare contrast deliberately, one relationship at a time.
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References to explore
Put three references in conversation.
Start with a concrete-effect reference, a Silk-effect reference and a Liquid Metal reference. Compare the actual samples to decide how much contrast your setting needs.
Editorial comparison only. Review color, texture and reflection with physical samples; confirm the finish system for the intended application.
Open your material board01
Hold one decision steady
Choose a color direction or anchor material first. Then compare the texture or reflection of the finish samples against that constant.
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Compare effects without losing the product reference
Explore different PUKACO product lines across the same brief. Keep the product line, effect or series, and code on every sample note so a visual comparison stays connected to the material inquiry.
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Describe the result you want
Note whether the contrast should be subtle across a room or evident at close range. Include the observation with your sample inquiry.
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