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Hot-n-Spicy R6-B1-1 Rickshaw Red R4-B1-1 Eclaire R7-D1-1 Hot Terracotta R5-C1-1 Choc Milkshake R7-D2-3 Pink Bubble R1-A2-2 Dahlia Delight R1-A1-3 Fuscia Fizz R2-A1-1 Njabulo R6-A1-1 REDS TO ALLURE AND EXCITE CHECK FOR THE ACCURATE COLOUR PLEASE NOTE: Painted colours may vary from the actual paint colour. Sample actual paint colour in 250ml Tester pots. You can also choose the corresponding paint swatch from the Kansai Inspired Colour System using the name and code on the printed sample on this page. Baby Blush R2-B2-3 Delicate Lace R7-A2-3 Burnt Horizon R7-B1-1 Cover VELVET CLASSIC PURE ACCENT, TRIM & ACCESSORIES ROOFS Family Room Doors & Windows Roof Bed Room Cabinets Kitchen & Bathroom Shutters Living room & Dining Room Trim Hallways Ceiling Kid’s Room Interior Furniture Exterior & Boundary Walls l l - l l - - - - - - l - - l l l l l - - - - - - l - - l - l l - l - - - - - l - - - - - - l l - l l l l - l - - - - - - - l - - - - - - l - - - - - - l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l - Velvet Velvet interior interior interior interior exterior exterior exterior Plush Matte Matte / Silk Matte Fine Texture Low Sheen WALLS WHAT PRODUCT DO I NEED? SELECTION GUIDE CREATING COLOUR SCHEMES Bright Rich Calm Muted Shaded COLOUR HARMONIES Once you have chosen your first colour, you can create a colour harmony using one of the following schemes: Complementary colours: these colours are on opposite sides of the colour wheel and enhance each other when used together (e.g. Reds and Greens). Adjacent colours: these colours are next to each other on the colour wheel and blend in well together (e.g. Reds and Oranges OR Reds and Purples). Monochromatic colours: these are tints and shades of the same colour and create a subtle but interesting effect together (e.g. light and dark Reds). 60% 30% 10% COMPLEMETARY MONOCHROMATIC ADJACENT ADJACENT COLOUR MOODS One of the easiest ways to select colours that work well together is to choose colours with the same intensity. That’s why we’ve developed special icons that help you to easily select colours with the same mood. REDS An easy way to create colour schemes is to use the 60-30-10 principle. • 60% main colour: Usually the walls • 30% secondary colour in a matching hue: • often the window treatments and the flooring •10% accent colour: feature wall, trims and accessories /KansaiPaintGulf @KansaiPaintGulf kansaipaintgulf Kansaipaintgulf kansaipaintgulf kansaipaint.ae Looking for more inspiration on the red colour? Scan this QR code.
