See colour in the room
A screen reference is not enough. Compare a physical sample with walls, flooring and daylight before signing off the shade.
Painted MDF can give a uniform colour, but the result depends on preparing the board, finishing its edges and choosing a coating for the intended use. A plain door and a moulded panel involve different work.
We compare the complete piece and its use, not just a flat sample.
A screen reference is not enough. Compare a physical sample with walls, flooring and daylight before signing off the shade.
Edge radius, handles and mouldings affect both appearance and finishing work. We identify them on the drawing.
Cleaning and knocks matter when choosing the coating. Follow guidance for the specific system rather than assuming all painted fronts behave alike.
An even lacquer finish depends on edges, routed details and base preparation as well as the chosen colour.
Matt, satin and gloss respond differently to light and touch. We compare samples where hands will reach the door.
A chip needs assessment by depth and coating. Ask whether a front can be touched up or needs repainting.
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View on InstagramA reference helps, but a physical sample needs approval; light, sheen and substrate can change how a colour looks.
Do not assume so. Check the instructions for each finish and the way the piece will be used.
We will review your enquiry and contact you to clarify the scope and next steps. Sending this form does not place an order.