Palette study

Tonal Neutrals

An editorial approach for comparing closely related tones. Build the study with named finishes from the library rather than treating the palette title as a product code.

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Hands hold two arched gray PUKACO finish samples with different surface textures.
Original PUKACO photograph / Two gray physical samples, held side by side.

References to explore

Three gray directions to compare.

Begin with three gray references. Review the actual samples beside the same fabric, wood or flooring before deciding which tone and texture belong in your setting.

Editorial comparison only. Review color, texture and reflection with physical samples; confirm the finish system for the intended application.

Open your material board
01

Start from a fixed material

Choose a flooring, fabric, wood, or other material that will remain in the scheme. Use it as the reference for the finish comparison.

02

Compare tone and texture separately

First identify the color direction you prefer. Then compare how different textures read beside it, keeping each finish labeled.

03

Save the exact selections

Your shortlist can cross product lines and both applications. Keep the finish codes and application notes with the selection.

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Continue the conversation

Your next step.

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