Gray

A medium-light shade of gray. A neutral shade with pronounced gray notes covered by a surface resembling the scene you witness when the fog is ready to disappear.

A very complex shade. Some may say it is beige. Others will see in it nothing more than a shade of gray.

A light and soft gray color that, depending on the lighting, can appear both neutral and relatively warm.

A very dark and eye-catching gray, although in a soothing way that makes you enjoy the environment to the fullest.

A calm and neutral and, at the same time, surprisingly friendly, clearly light gray, but with some subtle undertones.

It is clear from the name itself that this is a shade of gray, but this color is not ready to reveal its real face this fast

A surprisingly balanced, fairly neutral, and at the same time fashionable gray-beige shade.

A blue-gray paint color with a foggy cover that blooms at its finest under a large amount of light and changes your perception at different levels when playing with lighting sources.

This neutral shade of gray reflects balance, bringing any contrasts to harmony, which appears to be an essential element for contemporary design ideas.

To some, it may seem like mint, to someone close to sage, someone sees it rather silvery-gray, and to someone, it even reminds of dew drops on green leaves.

Bright, light, cool, and at the same time discreet, Goose Down from Dulux fits perfectly into the concept of a home as a refuge

The brand's representatives refer it to the group of so-called true grays. This means that this shade of gray is nothing more than a fusion of black and white. It has no undertones.