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They created an inspiration board for eight featured color families and filled them with magazine and catalog clippings that helped evolve and shape the new color palette.

Look for fabrics that work well together within your color palette, keeping texture in mind for added variety.

The design and color palette that you use on the web site can invoke certain feelings that can be beneficial for your business, giving you a leg up from the competition.

In what sounds like a precursor to the Saturn program, PPG says that prototypes were built by GM using this technology in the late 1 980s, though at the time the color palette was limited to Four colors: black, white, blue and red.

Terry Widener's gorgeous illustrations and deep color palette evoke the arresting beauty of the islands.

com)-- The Expression 2012 color palette - created based on the ColorXpress Europe's research into the latest industry color trends - features new colors such as retro hues of fuchsia, teal and orange; and versatile neutrals.

A bold, fresh color palette for walls, finishes and fabrics was key to making the design of the vast space work.

The dominance of the deep reds, blues and browns lost some of their power this market as many vendors turned to an earthier color palette.

It's easy to create harmony throughout with a clear color palette.

With a distinct Victorian style, the Beveled tiles' scalloped edges and color palette can be used alone or intermixed with Majestic Slate traditional tiles.

While conventional systems typically offer 10 colors, the DFC color palette consists of approximately 160 choices.

Once a color palette is finalized, the chips can be permanently placed onto one of 30 PANTONE palette cards supplied with the book for easy sharing and reference.

Sara McLean, color expert and blogger at specs+spaces, explains that the color palette is rich in deep and vivid colors, inspired by adventure and discovery around the world.

A new color palette will be introduced to tie the existing and expansion spaces in a more cohesive overall scheme.

There was definitely a Southern California or West Coast mid-century (architecture) and an East Coast mid-century, which was a different color palette than the West Coast palette.