Pebble Grey

Pebble Grey is one of the on-trend taupe tones, which allow a wide  range of combinations thanks to their special type of grey. In  comparison with cool shades of grey, it looks warm; with beige and brown  tones, it looks grey. Thanks to its medium color intensity, it combines  well with many types of woodgrain and material decors.

Stone Grey at a medium color intensity can be combined harmoniously with lots of modern woodgrains with grey content.

Cubanit Grey is a medium taupe nuance simultaneously characterized by warmth and neutrality.

Silver Grey provides the appearance of a silver, without having  the metallic content. This grey tone combines perfectly with wood or  abstract decors with grey elements, or as a complement to other solids and woodgrains.

Dust Grey is a medium, cool grey. Its neutrality allows many combinations and can be used in many different applications.

Monument Grey has an exciting blue content, which is perfect for  combinations with elegant, dark blue tones or blue-grey woodgrains.

Diamond Grey is a neutral grey whose dark level can be classified  under the cool greys after black and graphite grey. This solid is part  of the 'Nearly Black' color tones that are used as a softer alternative  to the hard contrast with black. Contrasts with light natural woodgrain  decors work very well.

Graphite Grey is one degree lighter than Black and can thus create  contrasts that are somewhat softer. This 'Nearly  Black' color tone is  also better suited for large surfaces.

Black remains an important contrast in cabinet and interior  design. In cabinet design, black is increasingly being used more subtly  with natural white tones and sand colors, with 'muted colors' and also  with naturally elegant wood variants.

Solid colors with a reddish appearance are currently very popular,  as they bring closeness and privacy into the room. Rusty Red is a  nuance of red that looks intense but not too colorful. Thanks to the use  of greyish pigments, this solid decor has a very high-quality look and  allows a variety of possible combinations  with wood and material  decors.

Green represents nature and sustainability more than any other  color. Reed Green is a cooler variant of greyish  greens that can be  timeless in many combinations. Together with woodgrains in medium to  dark brown tones, this green looks very natural and elegant.

Misty Blue is an intense shade of blue that is not too colorful  and creates a valuable accent to woodgrain decors in light to medium  natural tones. Gradations with other muted blue nuances are also  possible and can enliven a room with freshness and lightness. 

Indigo Blue is an almost black blue and it is therefore part of   the on-trend 'Nearly Black' tones. It provides an elegant contrast to  dark brown woodgrains, such as walnut.