Introducing 7 New Micatex Colours
I have to say, Plascon‘s paint predictions of colour are always ahead of Pantone and are usually spot on, if not a little ahead of their time. This year is no exception when it comes to the 7 New Micatex Colours!
Architects: Scott + Partners
Gone are the days of painting your home’s exterior in one colour. We are going to show you how to combine different colours to complement your outdoor surrounds and create an inviting exterior to entice your guests inside.
We just can’t wait to show you the new combinations… Designing with neutrals is easy – these colours are more complementary.
Are you ready for a challenge? Make a statement and show your personality and aesthetic in a new way. Here’s to pushing your creative skills and creating beautiful exteriors that are anything but ordinary!
In my next post, I will be showing you how to create colour combinations with the new colourways from Micatex. I will be breaking down seven of my favourite exterior palettes – to show you how to complement the exterior of your home. They’re not just timelessly elegant but also come backed by the unrivalled protection that only Micatex can offer.
Architects: Scott + Partners
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