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Colour chart · 4 charts

Cotton plaster colour charts

The 60 main colours of cotton plaster are arranged on four charts, each holding 15 colours. The charts let you see the colour and the cotton texture together.

Cotton plaster colour chart of natural tones DP01–DP15

DP01–DP15

Natural tones

White, cream, beige, light grey, stone grey, sand and earth tones. They pair easily with furniture and accessories and form a calm backdrop across large surfaces.

Highlights: DP01 snow white, DP05 stone grey, DP08 sand, DP12 earth.

Cotton plaster colour chart of pastel tones DP16–DP30

DP16–DP30

Pastel tones

Lemon yellow, lilac, powder pink, dusty rose, forest green and grass green. Soft, bright colours that suit children's rooms and living spaces.

Highlights: DP16 lemon, DP19 forest green, DP26 grass, DP30 lilac.

Cotton plaster colour chart of blue and turquoise tones DP31–DP45

DP31–DP45

Blue and turquoise

Sky blue, turquoise, petrol blue, midnight blue, grey-blue and purple tones. They create a fresh, cool effect and suit bedrooms and studies.

Highlights: DP35 night blue, DP42 turquoise.

Cotton plaster colour chart of warm and vivid tones DP46–DP60

DP46–DP60

Warm and vivid

Coral, red, burgundy, fuchsia and pink, alongside navy and anthracite. Strong colours for feature walls, shops and cafés.

Highlights: DP47 coral, DP52 burgundy, DP55 pink snow, DP58 red.

Chart versus screen

Photos may look slightly different from the real colour, depending on your screen settings and the light. Because of the fibrous texture of cotton plaster, a colour on the wall can also read differently from the same colour on a flat surface. If you are unsure about a colour, get in touch.

About the colour charts

How are the colours arranged on the charts?

Each chart holds 15 colours: DP01–DP15 natural, DP16–DP30 pastel, DP31–DP45 blue-turquoise and DP46–DP60 warm-vivid tones. Mixed colours and crystal ceramic plaster colours are shown separately; see mixed colours and the colour chart.

Can I get a colour that is not on the chart?

Yes. Blend the main colours while dry to create in-between tones and mixed colours. Note down the proportions you use, as you will need to prepare the same blend again for any repairs.