Hello HU-326891764 , it is never a good idea to trust a Screen (computer, phone, TV ) to see what a paint colour looks like because all screens have different colour settings & so never show the true colour. You need to compare your actual paint colour to the manufacturers colour sample swatch you selected. Paint Colour also alters slightly on different textured surfaces as well as in different light conditions and can be affected by other surrounding colours (especially if you are using lighter coloured paints) and can also change throughout the day. So again other peoples photos on screens or even in printed form are never an accurate indicator of a particular colour. Colour Swatches are the gold standard for reference. After paining your surface with 3 coats and it is dry, then compare this to the manufacturers colour sample swatch and if you think it is different then your paint may not be tinted correctly, and you can go back and discuss this mis-tint with your paint supplier. Hope this helps, Malcolm. Corrected

That looks great I love the range, so much better than glass & S/steel. I also love that shade of grey on the island as it compliments the cabinets with out being in your face. Beautiful well done

We have a backyard with 2 x Colorbond 'Monument' fences alreacy in place! We are about to replace our other old timber fence! Looking to soften the look before landscaping and planting round a new pool! Looking for advice in fencing colours to complement tge 'monument' everywhere out back! Basalt or Shale grey etc?? Even neighbours hv monument everywhere (ie roofing, guttering etc - as well as our shared fencing already mentioned! Thoughts?

Hi, I agree and that it should be the ceiling colour but you could do a lighter shade of your wall colour for your ceiling colour (including the bulkheads) instead of ceiling white. Use Snowy Mountains Quarter. You will have a lot of shadows and less light on the ceiling, especially with the bulkheads, so a slightly lighter colour will help with that. Nice choice with wall colour btw. Rebecca