New Tikkurila Colour Master application has three key features that will help you to master your painting projects: “Try out colours” that shows our colours on your walls in augmented reality, “Palette Creator” where you can form different colour palettes and get matching colour suggestions and lastly, the “Get inspired” section where you can find tons of inspirational colour content about different trends and styles.
Get inspired
Inspiration can lie within moments of everyday life, in new experiences, nature or somewhere else – expand your mind and let inspiration in. The Palette Creator feature is made for the situations when inspiration hits. Colour inspiration can come from your favourite painting, your friend’s colourful outfit or from memories of your travels. Or it can be found from a new restaurant, your favourite local café or a new boutique you visit – you never know where inspiration will find you.
Where creativity meets reality
With the new Palette Creator feature it’s easier than ever to capture the inspiration around you and use it to elevate your interiors. Just snap a shot, pick your favourite hues from the photo, form a palette and get matching colour suggestions from Tikkurila’s colour collections. All the palettes include four different colours that together create a beautiful combination of colours. You can also save your creations for later. Want to know more? Watch the how-to video of Palette Creator feature:
Tips on palette creation
Colour palettes are great tools when planning a new colour scheme for your home. Putting colours side by side makes it easy to see if they work together at all. Our Palette Creator feature is a great way to easily get colour suggestion but we have some additional tips on how to choose the most suitable colours for your home.
When creating a colour palette for your space, think first about the style that best describes your home – is it more classical, eclectic or maybe bohemian? Also, at this point it’s good to browse the current trends to get some more inspiration and ideas for your space. Then ponder on the colours you want to use: do you want to use light colours to create an airy, harmonious atmosphere or go bold and use bright colours to energize the space – or to get the best of both worlds? After that, the sky’s the limit.
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