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01 · Compare families
Review lightness, temperature, intensity, and depth.
VERDA Color Collections
Professional color collections for coating projects.
Compare curated color directions, palette roles, and review notes before final sample approval.
2,065architectural colors
6palette directions
5project roles
Professional guidance
Organized palettes for project review.
Move from broad preferences to a practical shortlist before physical approval.
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02 · Build a shortlist
Coordinate main, supporting, deep, and accent colors.
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03 · Confirm samples
Review larger samples under real project lighting.
Curated directions
Six practical palette directions.
Use each direction as a clear starting point before selecting exact model codes.
Mineral Neutrals
Soft off-whites, greys, and mineral tones for broad architectural compatibility.
Fresh Greens
Muted green-based colors for natural and contemporary project palettes.
Blue-Grey Technicals
Cool blue-grey tones for precise, professional environments.
Warm Earth Tones
Clay, tan, and warm neutrals that coordinate with natural materials.
Controlled Accents
Clear accent colors for identity and contrast in limited areas.
Deep Technical Tones
Dark greens, blue-blacks, and metal greys for visual weight.
Project palette structure
Organize colors by how they will be used.
A consistent role structure makes review and customer communication clearer.
Main color · 60–75%
The dominant direction for large visible areas.
Supporting color · 15–25%
A compatible neutral or mid-tone linking surrounding materials.
Secondary tone · 8–15%
Related variation while keeping the palette controlled.
Deep tone · 5–10%
Contrast and visual weight for selected areas.
Accent color · 1–5%
Limited-use color for identity and highlights.