A paint colour visualizer that uses your chart and their walls.
Shoppers photograph a room, pick a wall and try your paint colours, wallpapers and panels on it, by your names and codes, in the light that room actually gets.
Everything included. Nothing goes out without your approval. Or book a demo
Six colours, one dining corner.
The same wall in the same afternoon light. A warm clay and a cool blue behave very differently by a window, and this is where shoppers find out.
The wall they mean, in the colour you sell.
- Wall 1CeilingFloorWall by wall
Each wall found on its own.
Walls, ceiling and floor are found separately, so a shopper can paint the wall behind the table and leave the others white. Feature walls are most of what gets painted, and most of what gets asked about.
- One wall, several, or the ceiling
- Doors, frames and skirting left alone
- Shadows and light kept from the photo
- Your colour chart148 coloursGreensEarthBluesYour chart
Your names, your codes, your families.
Colours come from your catalogue the way your chart presents them: by family, with your names and codes. A shopper who saw a colour in the shop can type its code and find it.
Wallpaper and panelsPapers at their real repeat.
Wallpaper is laid at the roll width and pattern repeat in your catalogue, so a fine stripe stays fine and a large toile stays large. Slat panels and cladding are laid the same way.
- Harbour toileRoll 0.53 × 10 mPattern repeat 64 cmStraight matchLaid at its real sizeWall 1 · about 11 m²Clay pot E-118, matt2 × 2.5 L, two coatsHarbour toile3 rolls with the repeatRepeat and quantity
Litres and rolls, worked out from the wall.
The wall is measured from the photo and the shopper can correct it. Coverage per litre gives the tins for two coats; roll size and repeat give the number of rolls. Both go to the cart, with a sample if they want one first.
One wall, changed.
Drag the line. The chairs, the table and the light are the photo; only the wall is new.
From colour chart to the shopper’s wall.
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Your range comes in
Colours with their names, codes and families; papers and panels with roll size, repeat and match.
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On the colour and wallpaper pages you choose, with a button in your own words.
- 03Clay pot E-118, matt$46 / 2.5 LSee it on your wall
Painted before it is bought
Shoppers try the colour on their wall, then order the tins, a sample pot or the rolls from the room.
About the paint and wallpaper visualizer
Something else? Ask us directly.
Can shoppers paint one wall and leave the others?
Yes. Each wall is found on its own, and the ceiling separately. The shopper paints the one they pick, which is how most feature walls are decided.
Will the colour on screen match the tin?
It shows the colour in the light of that room, which is closer to what the shopper will live with than a printed chip. Screens and photos still vary, so we suggest offering a sample pot or a swatch for the final choice, and the visualizer can link to it.
Can we show our own colour names and codes?
Yes. Colours come from your catalogue with your names and codes, grouped the way your colour chart groups them, so a shopper who knows a code can find it.
Does wallpaper keep its pattern repeat?
It is laid at the roll width and pattern repeat in your catalogue, so a large mural and a fine stripe each look their real size on the wall.
Does it work for panels and wall tiles too?
Yes. Slat panels, cladding and wall tiles are laid like wallpaper, as a repeat at their real size. Wall tiles also get grout and laying patterns, as on the tile visualizer.
The other visualizers
Everything is in every planTile visualizer
Floors, walls and backsplashes, with grout and laying patterns.
Flooring visualizer
Wood, laminate, vinyl and carpet, in the pattern and plank size you sell.
Furniture visualizer
Sofas, chairs and tables from your 3D models, in their room.
The whole visualizer
Every surface, the workspace behind it, and how it installs.
Sell the colour on the wall, not on the chip.
Send us your colour chart or a wallpaper collection. We set the visualizer up with it before we meet, on a real room.