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Visit dulux.co.nz/findyourcolour to explore
how Dulux can help you Find Your Colour.
P E N CA R R O W
with Dulux
Colours of
New Zealand®
I N C LU D E S TH E
Dulux® Colour
Forecast
Visit dulux.co.nz/findyourcolour
to explore how Dulux2020
can help
you Find Your Colour.
THE POWER OF COLOUR
Colour can be used to brighten up your mood, make your space look smaller or
larger and reflect more light. It can easily identify personal space for you and your
family at home. When used correctly, colour is one of the most transformational
and least expensive decorative tools available.
DULUX® MANORBURN DOUBLE SCHEME DULUX®
Dulux
Manorburn
Double
Dulux
Waitara Beach
Dulux
Tauherenikau
Designer Tip
Light tones can create an airy feel. Dark tones can
make a space feel sophisticated and elegant.
EXISTING COLOURS
GOLDEN DOWNS SCHEME When choosing a colour it’s important to
take into account existing colours in your
space. Don’t forget to consider expensive
or difficult to change items such as flooring,
curtains or bench tops.
Dulux
Golden Downs
LIGHTING
Natural and artificial light can impact how
we view and perceive colour. Whether
the room is north or south facing will also
impact how much light the room receives.
Cool whites and neutrals tend to work well
in bright rooms with plenty of natural light.
Warm whites can help brighten south facing
rooms that receive less light.
CONTENTS
2 CREATIN G COLOUR SC HEMES
4 DULUX COLOUR FOREC AS T 2020
8 POPUL AR INTERIOR COLOURS
12 C HOOSIN G EXTERIOR COLOURS
17 D U LU X C O LO U R WA L L
18 DULUX IS HERE TO HELP YOU
21 DULUX PRODUCTS
1
CRE ATING COLOUR SCHEMES
Colour schemes are visually appealing combinations of colour that create
different moods and atmosphere in your space.
Dulux
Glinks Gully
Double
Dulux
Port Jackson
Dulux
Makaka Bay
Dulux
Hakataramea
Dulux
Mt Albert
Dulux
Whangara
MONOCHROM ATIC
Monochromatic schemes are serene and relaxing. Light tones create a
relaxed delicate feel, whereas dark tones can feel moody and dramatic.
Mixing light and dark tones adds interest and a touch of energy.
Designer Tip
The use of contrast, texture and pattern
help to give monochromatic schemes life
and interest.
2
HARMONIOUS
A harmonious scheme uses adjacent
colours on the colour wheel.
Harmonious schemes are often
comfortable and relaxing, but
Dulux
Kuratau
generate more energy in a space
than a monochromatic scheme.
Dulux
Devils
Backbone
This type of scheme is great for
those who want to have a play with
colour but are a little hesitant about
being too bold.
Designer Tip
The closer the colours are on
the colour wheel, the more
harmonious the scheme will feel.
CONTR ASTING
Colours that are not in the same colour ‘family’ or that aren’t exactly harmonious
can work very well together. By using a bold or deep colour from one area of
the colour spectrum and using a lighter colour from a different family, the overall
impact can be quite striking.
Designer Tip
This blue and tan
contrasting scheme uses
subtle reduced hues,
with blue being dominant
and orange as an accent.
The orange appears in
the timber and leather Dulux
Lake Rotoma
elements as well as
accents in the cushion.
Dulux
Lake
Rotoma
Dulux
Rangataua
Dulux
Macraes
Flat
Dulux
Pyramid
Valley
3
Dulux
Glen Murray
DULUX ® COLOUR
FORECAST 2020
Informed by extensive global trends research,
the Dulux Colour Forecast 2020 is a collection
that brings together gentle neutrals and muted
brights drawn from the natural world. The
collection consists of four unique colour palettes:
Grounded, Cultivate, Comeback and Indulge.
The colours within each palette are designed
to be mixed and matched to help you create
the look you want at your place.
Explore the trends at dulux.co.nz Retreat into the warmth & comfort
of simple, familiar home spaces.
Grounded
Dulux
Waitangi
Dulux
Sandfly Point
Double
Artwork: ‘White Desert – Egypt’
by Chris Sisarich, Maker’s Mkt
Sandfly Point Double Sandrock Bluff Waitangi Glen Murray Knot Fantan
Treble Cone Half Lyttelton Quarter Ghost Town Quarter Hint of Lavender Tapawera Gold Pheasant
4
Cultivate
Dulux
Te Aroha
Artwork: ‘Peering In (Canopy)’
Dulux by Claire Brodie, Studio Gallery Melbourne
Pencarrow
Cultivate a connection to nature
by painting your spaces in a variety
of green and earthy tones.
Colour Tip
If you’d like to try one of these colours at
home, ask the store staff for a Dulux sample
pot or order free Large Colour Swatches
online at www.dulux.co.nz
Tauherenīkau Te Aroha Pencarrow Priory Matamata Arrow River
Rousseau Green Jadeite Herbal Hancock Onemana Purple Palace
5
Comeback
Express your true colours with an eclectic
mix of tonal blues with warm shades of rust,
burgundy and caramel to create a look
that’s truly your own.
Dulux
Mt Maunganui
Dulux
Torpedo Bay
Artwork: ‘Njosnavelin / I Don’t
Want to Push it’ by Liam Snootle,
Studio Gallery Melbourne
Artwork: ‘Expanding Earth’
by Elie Malin, Modern Times
Dulux
Master Blue
Dulux
Mt Maunganui
Katikati Tort Undersea Lake Camp Misty Grape Fortrose
Master Blue Torpedo Bay Kairākau Beach Cameo Blue Half Mt Maunganui Warmth
6
Dulux
Broadway
Dulux
Ruawai
Immerse yourself in
a lush world of colour
with a warm soothing
palette of sunset colours.
Artwork: ‘Love’ by Scott Petrie, Fanuli
Indulge Dulux
Kelburn
Dulux
Trentham
Explore the four trends at
dulux.co.nz/colourforecast Artwork: ‘Definite Possibilities Triptych’
(one of three shown), Carol Batchelor
Pukehina Tamaki Broadway Ruawai Rangatāua Russet Tan
Trentham Subtle Violet Kelburn Henna Red Deep Exquisite Red Rebel
7
POPUL AR INTERIOR COLOURS
Over the past few years, there has been a shift to warm,
brown-based neutrals from cooler grey-based neutrals.
While lighter neutrals will continue to be a popular choice, darker
tones on interior walls are increasing in popularity.
Feature walls continue to be popular, however painting the whole
room in a feature colour is equally appealing.
Dulux
Sandfly Point
Quarter
Dulux
Ōkārito
Dulux
Sandfly Point
Designer Tip
Use a Dulux sample pot or Large Colour Swatch to
test your colour choice at home.
8MOST LOVED WHITES
Loved for their ability to transcend trends
and enhance any space, Dulux whites
stand the test of time. They offer endless
Dulux
Manorburn options for your home. Whether it’s a cool
Quarter
contemporary vibe, a beachy oasis or
a warm traditional look, you’ll find your
perfect white in our range.
Designer Tip
Bright rooms flooded with
natural light can work well
with cool whites. While warmer
whites can brighten up dark or
south facing rooms.
Warm whites can have brown, yellow, Cool whites can display undertones in
green or red undertones and feel very black, grey or blue and are often used in
inviting, perfect for open planned living. areas with an abundance of natural light.
Cardrona Sandfly Point Haast Half Ōkārito
Manorburn Quarter Ōpononi Quarter Mt Aspiring Quarter Mt Aspiring
9GRE Y & BL ACK
Ideal for creating
Dulux
contemporary style Franz Josef
and timeless colour.
Designer Tip
Grey rooms feel luxurious
and spacious. It’s the
perfect neutral hue to
pair with white, black or Dulux
other soft neutral shades. Cardrona
NEUTRAL
Soothing and easy to
live with, soft neutrals Dulux
Cardrona
never go out of style.
Dulux
Muriwai
BROWN
Highly versatile,
these earthy colours
Dulux
suit both classic and Te Pupuha
Point
contemporary style.
Designer Tip
Decadent and dreamy,
rich browns add depth
and warmth to a space.
Dulux
Mt
Inaccessible
10BLUE
Lighter shades of blue Dulux Dulux
Moonlight Dark Cloud
have calming qualities and Creek Range
can make a room appear
larger. Darker tones offer
a dramatic mood with a
sophisticated edge.
GREEN
Inspired by nature, green
is perfect for creating
peaceful spaces that
promote tranquility and
rejuvenation.
Designer Tip
Dulux Dulux
Ohai Half Otatara
Grey greens like Dulux
Ohai Half and White
Island are a great choice
if you want a neutral look
with a soothing touch
of green.
PINK & PURPLE
Soft pink and purple offer
a calming colour scheme Dulux
Milton
and add personality
to your space.
Dulux
Havelock Half
11CHOOSING EX TERIOR COLOURS
What do you want the exterior of your home to reflect? Start with the
environment and immediate surrounds to get some inspiration.
Dulux
Colorsteel® Southern Alps
Ironsand
Designer Tip
Dulux
Lyttelton
Before selecting
exterior colours,
it’s important to
consider structural
elements such as
roofing, guttering,
windows, garage
doors and paving.
Natural schemes in warm and
Dulux
cool greys have increased in Southern Alps
popularity over time. Cool greys
Dulux
and crisp whites are popular Manorburn
Double
for modern and contemporary
homes, with bold pops of bright
Dulux
colours used as an accent – Lake Taylor
such as the front door or a
garden feature. Warm neutrals
with soft whites can be used in
all styles of homes.
12MODERN
White and charcoal are the perfect pair for modern exterior schemes. Create a
feature of your entry with a bold colour choice on your front door.
Dulux
The
Remarkables
Dulux
Masterton
Dulux
Cardrona
COT TAGE
This cottage has been given a colour scheme to make it feel warm
and welcoming. The soft orange front door adds personality.
Dulux
Rawene
Dulux
Dulux Te Kaha
Benhar
Dulux
Puysegur
Point
13HERITAGE
Make the most of heritage homes by painting them in contrasting colours
to highlight their original charm and character.
Dulux
Epsom
Dulux
Southern Alps
Designer Tip
Dulux Southern Alps is our whitest white and makes
a perfect crisp contrast for trims.
14Dulux
Ōkārito
Dulux
Sugarloaf
Island Half
Dulux
Five Fingers
Peninsula
COAS TA L
Be inspired by nature and look at the surroundings for inspiration when
selecting colour. The deep blue sea can inspire perfect coastal schemes.
POPUL AR EX TERIOR COLOURS
Ōkārito Manorburn Double Franz Josef Quarter Franz Josef
Cardrona Ōpononi Riwaka Half Rawene
15THE FINAL TOUCH
Dulux
Manorburn
WINDOWS
& TRIMS
To highlight your window
frames, doors, architraves
and skirting boards use
a soft grey or white (such
as Dulux Manorburn)
for the walls and select a
cool white, (such as Dulux
Okarito) for the trim.
DOORS
An easy way to make an
impact with colour is by
painting your door a bright
or deep colour to add
personality and character
to your home.
Dulux
Ōkārito
Dulux
Epsom
Designer Tip
Dulux
Pohutu Geyser
Doors and trims are great ways to
experiment with colour and make the
space your own..
16D U L U X ® C O L O U R WA L L
Chroma
Block 1
Chroma
Block 2
Chroma
Block 3
Chroma
Block 4
Warm colours are on the left. Cool colours are on the right. Chroma Block 1 has the
brightest colours. The
colours become more
muted as you progress
DULUX CHIPS down the Chroma Blocks.
All of our triple colour chips are a monochromatic scheme in itself.
Chip 1 below is an example of tonal variations of the one colour.
Chip 2 is an example of the same colour with three different strengths.
CHIP 1 CHIP 2
How to use these chips
Chip 1 – The top or middle colour
can be used on a feature wall
while the bottom colour can be
Broadway used as the main wall colour Kingston Double
throughout the rest of the room.
Or you can try one of our beautiful
Whites as the trim colour.
Chip 2 – The first colour can
Titahi Bay be used as a feature with the Kingston
second full strength colour
used as the main wall colour.
The half strength colour can
be used as the trim colour.
Ngongotaha Kingston Half
17DULUX® IS H E RE TO H E LP YOU
SAMPLE POTS
Using a sample pot is the best way
to test your colour choice at home.
The full Dulux Colours of New Zealand
colour range is available in
sample pots.
COLOUR BOOKLETS
Dulux colour booklets and project
guides can help and inspire you
with colour decisions.
COLOUR DESIGN
SERVICE
Dulux expert colour designers use
their knowledge of all the latest trends
and timeless colour schemes to help
bring your home to life. They are there
to make the process fun and effortless.
Visit dulux.co.nz/services
to book a consultation.
HELP & ADVICE
IN - STORE ONLINE: CALL:
Dulux colour wall dulux.co.nz 0800 800 424
ulux colour booklets
D Dulux Live Chat Our Help & Advice Team are
Seasonal project guides Mon – Sat: 10am – 10pm available 6 days per week
Purchase Dulux sample pots Colour advice Mon to Fri: 8am – 5pm
Purchase Dulux sample pots Saturday: 9am – 4pm
and Large Colour Swatches
Project guides
Product information
IN - HOME
How-To videos
Dulux Colour Design Service Colour trends
Book online at dulux.co.nz Inspirational imagery
18EXPLORE THE DULUX
WEBSITE TO FIND:
The full Dulux Colours of New Zealand range
Popular Whites, Greys & Neutrals
Colour schemes for the exterior of your home
Colour Inspiration & the latest trends
Project Guides & How-To videos
The full range of Dulux products and
product advice
Live chat
dulux.co.nz
19Dulux
Pupu Springs
DULUX® COLOURS OF NEW ZE AL AND®
Dulux Colours of New Zealand is a range of over 1,000 colours inspired by
the unique landscapes and urban areas all over this beautiful country of ours.
These colours include the bright orange of Port Hills, the blue of Hot Water Beach,
natural shades like Opononi and pastel pinks like Alexandra. The range also includes
a range of popular whites like Dulux Okarito, Mt Aspiring and Cardrona.
Dulux Colours of New Zealand features a large range of naturals and neutrals.
These colours are easy to live with and work well in the unique New Zealand light
and in Kiwi homes.
The most popular colour in the range is Dulux Okarito – a crisp versatile white that
goes with almost anything.
Remember, don’t risk tinting your favourite colours with other paint brands. Only Dulux
pigments mixed into Dulux Wash&Wear and Dulux Weathershield are designed to create
the iconic Dulux Colours of New Zealand colours every time.
20HOW TO CHOOSE SHEEN LEVEL
When choosing a paint sheen, it’s important to consider the area you are painting. There’s
a basic rule of thumb to follow when choosing paint sheens: the higher the sheen, the higher
the shine — and the higher the shine, the more durable it will be.
M AT T FINISH SEMI GLOSS FINISH
Matt paint, with its low light reflection The mid-level sheen of Semi Gloss is a finish
provides a sophisticated finish that that works well on walls or on doors and
helps to hide surface imperfections. skirting boards.
LOW SHEEN FINISH GLOSS FINISH
Low Sheen paint forms a velvety finish that Gloss paint has a high reflective finish and
is hard-wearing and easy to keep clean. is durable and easy to clean.
FIND THE RIGHT DULUX PRODUCT
F O R YOUR HOME PROJEC T
Visit dulux.co.nz for our full range of products and sheen levels.
INTERIOR
P R E PA R A T I O N CEILING WA L L S DOORS, WINDOWS SPECIAL
& TRIMS EFFECTS
Dulux 1 Step® Prep Dulux Ceiling White Dulux Wash&Wear® Dulux Aquanamel® Dulux Design
Dulux PRECISION® Dulux Super Enamel™
EXTERIOR
P R E PA R A T I O N FENCE WA L L S DOORS, WINDOWS SPECIAL
& TRIMS EFFECTS
Dulux 1 Step® Prep Dulux Timbacryl® Dulux Weathershield® Dulux Aquanamel® Dulux Stone Effect
Dulux PRECISION®
specialty rangeFIND THE COLOUR
YO U ’L L LOV E
Order a Large Colour Swatch Using a Dulux sample For professional help
online or pick up pot is the best way to contact the Dulux
a colour chip from your test your colour at home. Colour Design Service.
paint outlet.
NEED HELP
CHOOSING COLOUR?
Book a personal colour consultation with a qualified interior designer. With expert advice on the
latest trends and styling tips, they’ll help you achieve the perfect colour scheme for your space.
Visit dulux.co.nz or call 0800 800 424.
dulux.co.nz
Customer Service 0800 800 424
Dulux New Zealand, 150 Hutt Park Road, Gracefield, Lower Hutt.
Disclaimers: Colours shown are as close as possible to actual paint colours. Please note, due to limitations of the printing process, photographic
and printed images may not represent the true colour. Always confirm your colour choice with Dulux Large Colour Swatches or Sample Pots.
Trade mark information: Dulux, Worth doing, worth Dulux, Wash&Wear, Weathershield, Aquanamel, 1 Step, Super Enamel, PRECISION, Timbacryl,
Sheep Dog device, Dulux Colours of New Zealand, The Squares device and the X10 logo are registered trade marks of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty
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