Alessandro
2020-08-07 09:38:31
- #1
That generally all colors appear darker on a surface than on the color cards is already a very good indication!
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cschiko
2020-08-07 09:45:23
- #2
Whether they necessarily appear darker, I don't know. But they definitely look more "massive," so it can quickly become too much for someone. You can counteract this by choosing a slightly lighter tone, which then appears less massive. That's how I would describe it.
guckuck2
2020-08-07 12:25:22
- #3
That generally all colors appear darker on surfaces than on color cards is already a very good hint!
The impression of a color card is simply very different than when you stand in front of 70 sqm of produced surface under various lighting/daytime conditions or weather. On top of that comes the texture of the surface, or did you get a real sample?
But yes, tendentially everything gets darker anyway because it gets dirty over time.
Tarnari
2020-08-07 13:16:25
- #4
What I can only recommend. Have samples made. We received samples (4 colors) from our color selection, about 80x30. With each of the samples, we went around the house and held them up to the windows. In sunlight, in the shade, etc. You wouldn’t believe how much the colors change depending on location, angle, and light.
Alessandro
2020-08-07 14:17:52
- #5
my house will be white. It’s actually only about the carport, which is integrated into the entrance "into the" house with a covering. I want to color it differently. Together with the anthracite-colored windows, I find the combination, which I also have inside with the window sills, very harmonious in terms of color: 
Asuni
2020-08-09 21:53:10
- #6
I actually know bay windows as places where you lean against the side cheeks, and these are usually deeper because there is a shelf around the bay window.
In our case like this:
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But that wouldn’t fit into the room concept here at Allessandro.
I think the bay window is more used like this, that you sit on it and look into the room – without leaning against anything.
I love our bay window – it’s in my office/music room and when I have a conference call where you don’t have to be on video and don’t have to look at the screen, I always sit in the window and look at the mountains
wow, nice! So your house would immediately buy you (no way, I know) – very very nice