Colour chart · 60 colours
Cotton plaster main colours
The 60 main colours of DEPKA cotton plaster fall into four families. Each colour has its own code starting with DP; just quote that code when you order.
DP01–DP15
Natural tones
From snow white to stone grey, from sand to earth: white, cream, beige, grey and brown tones. Ideal wherever you want a calm, timeless backdrop, such as living rooms, bedrooms, offices and hotel corridors.
DP16–DP30
Pastel tones
Soft colours ranging from lemon yellow, lilac, powder pink and dusty rose to forest green and grass green. They bring a warm feel to children's rooms and bright living spaces.
DP31–DP45
Blue and turquoise
Sky blue, turquoise, petrol blue, midnight blue and grey-blue tones. They create a fresh, cool effect and suit bedrooms, studies and meeting rooms.
DP31Blue and turquoise
DP32Blue and turquoise
DP33Blue and turquoise
DP34Blue and turquoise
DP35Night
DP36Blue and turquoise
DP37Blue and turquoise
DP38Blue and turquoise
DP39Blue and turquoise
DP40Blue and turquoise
DP41Blue and turquoise
DP42Turquoise
DP43Blue and turquoise
DP44Blue and turquoise
DP45Blue and turquoise
DP46–DP60
Warm and vivid
Coral, red, burgundy, fuchsia, pink and lilac, alongside dark tones such as navy and anthracite. A bold choice for feature walls, shops, cafés and hotel lobbies.
Each colour is a separate product
Cotton plaster colours come ready-made; no tint is added as with paint. Each colour costs 1,600 TL per 2 kg pack, with free shipping within Türkiye (Türkiye price; contact us for export orders). You can blend several colours while dry to create mixed colours.
The colour chart at a glance
All 60 main colours shown together on the chart.
About the main colours
Why do colour codes matter?
Every colour has a code starting with DP (DP01–DP60). Quoting the same code when you order, repair or buy extra material makes sure you get exactly the right colour.
Is the coverage the same for every colour?
Yes, the calculation is the same for all colours: 1 kg covers 3.5–4 m². Find out how many packs you need on the coverage calculator page.
Can I use two colours on the same wall?
Yes. You can blend colours while dry, or prepare separate mixes and combine them on the wall to create patterns. See the mixed colours page for details.


















































