We check the new colors from NCS, RAL, Pantone and Sikkens every week. We focus on greige and Mediterranean tones.
Check out the NCS and RAL palettes popular on the Costa Brava. We have greiges, earth tones, and warm neutrals to update your home in Lloret de Mar.
Read article →Check out the popular greige and warm neutral tones. This guide includes NCS and RAL codes for your home on the Costa Brava.
Read article →Check out the NCS and RAL palettes popular on the Costa Brava. We have neutral and warm tones to refresh your home with Blatem paint and wallpaper.
Read article →Learn how to use NCS greige and warm neutral tones in your home. Get tips from our shop in Lloret de Mar to refresh your space with mediterranean style.
Read article →Choose the right scent for your space. Here is how to pick from the 13 Air-Bosq Gold Line fragrances.
Read article →Learn how to use NCS and RAL colors in your Costa Brava home. At Suministros Barrero, we show you how to mix the greige and neutral tones trending right now.
Read article →Learn how to use NCS and RAL codes to paint your home on the Costa Brava with greige and earth tones. We show you how to mix these colors at Suministros Barrero.
Read article →Check out the new trends in warm and natural colors for your home. We explain how to use NCS and RAL codes to pick the right Blatem paint.
Read article →Bring color back to your home with sand, stone, and earth tones. We show you how to use NCS and RAL codes for a perfect Costa Brava renovation.
Read article →See why greige and earth tones work so well. We help you pick the right NCS or RAL code for your home on the Costa Brava.
Read article →Learn how to use NCS and RAL codes to pick the best greige or warm neutrals for your Costa Brava home.
Read article →Learn how to use NCS and RAL codes to choose your home colors. We explain which tones work best on the Costa Brava and why greige is a top choice right now.
Read article →Neutral tones and greige are the main choices for homes on the Costa Brava. We use NCS and RAL systems so you can pick the exact color for your house.
Read article →Learn how to use greige and earth tones with NCS and RAL codes to bring calm to your home. We show you how to combine these Mediterranean neutrals with Blatem paint and wallpaper.
Read article →We show you the top neutral colors for the Costa Brava: from greige to the new Pantone Cloud Dancer white for your house.
Read article →We explain why greige and earth tones work so well in your home. We use NCS and Seigneurie codes to help you get the wall color right.
Read article →Earth tones and greige are popular on the Costa Brava. We show you how to use NCS, RAL, and Seigneurie codes to make your home feel warm and current.
Read article →See how greige tones and NCS or RAL palettes can change your home. We show you how to use the warm neutrals and earth tones typical of the Costa Brava.
Read article →See how to use greige and earth tones for your home. We explain the NCS system and why Pantone 11-4201 Cloud Dancer is trending.
Read article →Cold whites are out. People now want warm tones like NCS S 2005-Y20R greige and earthy colors.
Read article →Check out the new colors for your home on the Costa Brava. From trendy greige to Procolor blues, we help you pick the right shade for every room.
Read article →Warm greiges are the top choice for coastal homes this week. These yellow-based neutrals work well with wood and linen.
Read article →Hotels are moving past plain white. They are choosing sand, greige, and terracotta now. It is a Mediterranean style with more texture than the typical Ibiza look.
Read article →Your bedroom needs dark colors that relax your eyes and help you sleep better.
Read article →Color changes how your customers feel. Here is how to pick the right shades for your shop or restaurant.
Read article →Colors look different depending on the light and what is nearby. Follow these five rules to get it right.
Read article →Sky blue and hot pink are out. Kids' rooms in 2026 use a smarter palette that stays relevant as they grow up.
Read article →Valpaint decorative paint completely changes any hotel lobby. These are stuccos that look like marble and metallic finishes with plenty of texture.
Read article →The bright white trend is over. In 2026, cabinets are going greige, bottle green, or smoky blue. Go for a matte or mineral satin finish.
Read article →Some pigments handle the sun well while others fade fast. Picking the right color and paint type for your exterior makes the finish last twice as long.
Read article →There are three ways to get that cement look at home. Each one has a specific purpose and we explain which one to choose.
Read article →Paint and wallpaper work great together. To choose, look at your wall's condition, the light, and the style you want.
Read article →Milk paint uses casein, lime, and natural pigments. It has no VOCs. It is great for restoring furniture with a matte finish.
Read article →New Yorkers have been painting bedrooms in deep blue for two seasons now. It looks best if you paint all four walls.
Read article →Washed-out terracottas are coming back. They have less shine and hints of pink or gray that make them look modern.
Read article →Sage green brings calm without cooling down the room. It is the most versatile shade for 2026. It looks great with wood, terracotta, and greige.
Read article →Greige works best in gradients. Put the medium tone on the wall, the light one on the ceiling, and the dark one on the doors or baseboards. These 12 references match no matter how you mix them.
Read article →A bad off-white looks dirty or yellows next to wood. These eight references work best for Mediterranean homes and hotels.
Read article →Fall-winter 2026 fashion colors show what you will see on walls and furniture over the next 18 months.
Read article →Sikkens ColourFutures is AkzoNobel's color forecast. For over 20 years, they have set the trends for homes across Europe.
Read article →RAL 7016 is the usual standard. If you need more precision, the RAL Design chart has almost ten times more colors for when Classic falls short.
Read article →The NCS system describes color based on how we see it, not pigment mixes. If you understand the code logic, you will get the right color the first time.
Read article →Pantone sets the trend in design. Here is how to turn that shade into real paint you can buy and use at home.
Read article →Greige is a mix of gray and beige. It is the fastest-growing color family in Pantone, NCS, and RAL charts for 2025. In 2026, it is the standard neutral for new builds, hotels, and renovations.
Read article →New article every Monday with trends from Pantone, NCS, RAL, Sikkens, Coloro, Dulux, Benjamin Moore, Architectural Digest and Elle Decor.
