Need help selecting a paint colour for render
Hi
My house has just been rendered and I need to select a colour to paint. I'm looking for a warm stone colour but definitely not blue, green, yellow, cream or grey tones. I prefer natural but with warmth and possibly 2 tones. Windows will be white and roof is brown. I've attached an image of the tone I'm look for.
Any direction to a colour pallet would be very much appreciated.
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PRO2 FIND and DESIGN
7 years agoYou could try colourbond "wallaby" which has a brown undertone... you could tint it down to 1/2 or 1/4 strength if full strength is too dark.
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7 years agoTry Dune by dulux it's a beautiful colour and I have painted a lot of render this colour.
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7 years agoHere's a pic where the rendering is partly done and old balustrade removed. The complication is that there are piers to consider which makes the space already busy. Stairs fan out at the bottom so handrails need to as well.
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