1. Choose the main color carefully – usually a white, soft gray, or beige. There is no such thing as a neutral white. This main color is the most dominant element and sets the mood of the room.

2. Use very bright whites for rooms used during the day. Opt for a muted white in rooms that are also used in the evening or with artificial light, as the brightest white creates gloomy shadows.

4. Dark colors on certain surfaces add depth to the room.

5. Colorful accents bring energy into the space. Adapt the colors to the landscape and lighting conditions.

7. Choose the paint quality that suits the surface and usage: Emulsion for low-wear areas; Silicate for mineral surfaces indoors (with 0.5 mm grain) and for façades; Satinée for higher wear indoors, for wood surfaces, and in hotels.

8. Think long-term! Timeless colors made from natural pigments and well-coordinated concepts outlast trends and ensure lasting living quality.

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