Choosing Ceramic Aggregate Colors for Your Project
Choosing Ceramic Aggregate Colors for Your Project
Plan a color palette around the space, its purpose and the surrounding materials.
Plan a color palette around the space, its purpose and the surrounding materials. Use the following steps as a starting point for your discussion with the project team.
Start with the purpose of the space
Separate pedestrian routes, cycling areas and gathering spaces through a clear color plan. Coordinate the proposed colors with project drawings and any local design requirements.
Review physical samples
Screen images are useful for shortlisting colors, but lighting and display settings affect their appearance. Review a physical aggregate sample and a finished surface sample before approving the project color.
Document the agreed finish
Record the selected color reference, particle size and approved sample. Confirm how future orders and batch comparisons will be handled with the supplier.
Bring your project requirements together.
Keep the selected sample, application details and supporting documents in one place before requesting a quotation.
Explore the technical libraryFrom a color idea to a clear specification.
Discuss samples, material requirements and the documents your project needs.