The Edit · Tonal selection
Quiet Presence
Begin with a close relationship between tones, then use the finish sample to judge how much texture the setting needs.
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References to explore
Begin with a measured tonal study.
These gray references offer a small starting group. Save the ones you want to review, then compare physical samples beside your anchor material.
Editorial comparison only. Review color, texture and reflection with physical samples; confirm the finish system for the intended application.
Open your material board01
Choose an anchor material
Start with a material that is already part of the scheme, such as flooring, wood, or upholstery. Compare finish samples beside that anchor before adding another color.
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Let texture do some of the work
Explore more than one product line or effect within a similar color direction. Compare the surface at the distance from which it will usually be seen.
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Connect a wall and a furniture surface
A shared tone can be considered across both applications. Keep each selected finish code separate and describe the substrate of each surface in the inquiry.
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