/ 1351 Paints
The most important thing about Iron Ore is its deep and dark gray base. In some situations and under particular angles, it may appear black.
An almost true gray. Why almost? Well, regardless of its very dark base, it is a chameleon and can have many faces depending on particular factors.
A balance between a classic white that would rather be considered coolish if it were not for the subtle pink notes responsible for its slightly warm effect.
One of the most outstanding representatives of the white color category. Although it is not a true white, it confidently radiates the whole beauty of an off-white shade.
A true white, devoid of undertones, gravitating slightly towards the cool side. Let’s put it this way: it is the whitest of all white shades.
A pleasant, soft, moderately dark and muted blue, which captivates with its naturalness. Why "drift"? Due to the presence of gray undertones.
A slightly warm shade of gray, not devoid of cool notes, and definitely calming. Its delightful softness is nothing else but a reason to fall in love with another shade of gray.
An almost white shade, charming in its softness and calmness, refinement, and welcoming warmth.
An impartial shade of cream that can be easily mistaken with a very soft shade of white due to its neutrality.
An impressive combination of blue that stands for the coolish notes and green responsible for the connection with nature, while its soft gray scents are a great source of calmness.
A timeless shade of warm white with a tint of yellow responsible for the soft creamy base.
A rather dark shade of blue dominated by cool notes, which the presence of gray is responsible for, and radiating an appealing softness due to its rather pastel appearance.