Warm Grey - 379

Warm Grey – 379 sets a composed, contemporary tone for premium interiors, delivering the kind of quiet sophistication designers rely on to make spaces feel resolved rather than busy. The décor’s subtle warmth avoids the sterility associated with cooler greys, so built-ins, wall planes, and furniture volumes read calm, tailored, and welcoming. Use it to anchor open-plan kitchens, wardrobe banks, media walls, reception counters, and collaborative tables where a disciplined backdrop helps hardware, lighting, and art take the lead without visual conflict. If stakeholders need a concise, neutral explanation of why “warm grey” behaves differently from cooler tones, this clear primer on neutral colors offers helpful context you can reference during palette reviews.

Specification is simplest when material, lighting, and detailing are developed together. Start with the program: in homes, Warm Grey – 379 supports seamless runs of casework and wall cladding that make rooms feel larger and more orderly; in hospitality and retail, it preserves brand legibility by letting signage and merchandise pop against a low-noise field. For workplaces, its restraint suits reception desks, quiet rooms, and touchdown zones where focus matters. To frame scope and substrate choices for joinery and wall systems, align the team with your own guidance under Interior HPL, then circulate installation and care PDFs from Resources & Downloads so fabricators work from one source of truth.

Lighting decisions shape how a grey surface reads in the finished environment. Broad, diffuse ambient light keeps elevations even; targeted accents at reveals and end panels create depth without glare. If you’re refining a scheme across multiple rooms or a long corridor, the basics in architectural lighting design help explain why beam spread, cut-off, and color temperature can either flatten a neutral or make it feel luxuriously dimensional. Build a quick mock-up under the actual luminaires where possible; Warm Grey – 379 holds its character in both warm and cool plans, which simplifies sign-off and avoids late rework.

On the design side, the décor plays well with a wide range of companions. Pair it with pale woods for a soft Nordic mood, add brushed metal for a technical edge, or introduce matte blacks for crisp, modern contrast. Because the patterning is intentionally quiet, large planes remain composed and small components—drawer fronts, shelf spans, integrated pulls—look precise rather than fussy. In open-plan spaces, repeat the surface across storage towers, media zones, and ancillary furniture to establish continuity, then layer tactility through ribbed details, fabric-wrapped acoustics, or leather accents. For concept development and client-friendly inspiration, browse editorial pieces in Blogs and assemble boards from the finishes that resonate; when you need broader style scouting, use All Collections to compare options side-by-side.

Execution should mirror the calm of the final look. Lock grain direction (if any), panel orientation, and joint layout early; coordinate edge treatments and reveal sizes so long runs feel intentional and sightlines stay clean. Share shop-ready notes with your fabricator before production—adhesive system, backer pairing, clearances—so details remain consistent across phases and sites. After handover, maintenance is straightforward: routine wipe-downs preserve the soft, refined tone that gives Warm Grey – 379 its understated elegance, keeping high-touch areas camera-ready for client marketing without constant fuss.

For multi-stakeholder projects, that mix of visual restraint and practical reliability is often the difference between a scheme that merely looks good on paper and one that stays composed in day-to-day use. Whether you’re planning a calm bedroom suite, a gallery-clean living area, a brand-forward storefront, or focused work zones, this décor provides a disciplined base layer that elevates everything placed upon it—fixtures, art, signage, and light.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 1220 × 2440 mm (4′ × 8′), 1220 × 3050 mm (4′ × 10′)