How to choose the color of decorative plaster?

Decorative Plaster: Bringing the Boldest Design Ideas to Life

Decorative plaster allows you to bring the boldest design ideas to life. With tinting, the most sophisticated, unusual, and original interiors are created in apartments, mansions, offices, restaurants, and hotels.

Why is Tinting Needed?

To achieve a specific shade or color of decorative plaster, a special dye is used. Tinting decorative plaster is a creative process that allows you to create a unique interior. The Decotoner dye concentrate from ELF Decor, with its wide color range and high pigment concentration, enables you to achieve the desired shade according to the RAL color chart.

A dye is a concentrated pigment added to the white base mix of decorative plaster to obtain the desired color. Essentially, it is a type of paint, but in a highly concentrated form.

Advantages of Tinting

• Individuality. Tinting allows you to create a unique interior by selecting a shade that perfectly harmonizes with the furniture and interior items.
• Wide color range. With tinting, you can achieve almost any shade, from pastel to rich and vibrant colors.
• Cost-effectiveness. By purchasing a white base and a tint, you get the required amount of material in the needed color, avoiding unnecessary expenses.

Combining Colors in Decorative Plaster

Choosing the color of decorative plaster is an important step in creating an interior. The right color combination emphasizes style, creates a cozy atmosphere, and visually adjusts the space. To select a color, you can use a color wheel, which helps to understand which colors harmonize with each other and which do not.

• Adjacent colors create a calm atmosphere.
• Opposite colors add dynamism and energy.
• Triad. Three shades located at equal distances from each other on the color wheel.
• Analogous colors. A combination of several close shades of the same color.
• Warm and cool shades. Warm colors like red, orange, and yellow visually bring objects closer, while cool colors like blue, green, and violet create a sense of distance.
• Light and dark shades. Light colors of decorative plaster visually expand the space, while dark colors narrow it.
• Contrast. Combining contrasting colors adds expressiveness to the interior.

By choosing quality products from a reliable manufacturer, you will receive an aesthetic and durable finish. In the catalog of our company, you can explore the range of decorative plaster, its colors, characteristics, and work recommendations.