Colorsteel Colour Chart

The perfect balance – warmer than pure white yet certainly not dull. Titania is a warm pale colour perfect for the New Zealand sun.

A natural contrast for people using black for lifestyle homes, barns or beach houses.

Works well as a conduit between dark and light colours

A very popular colour of choice as it works well with coastal and earthy tones. Gull Grey is flexible and adaptable. It is a great choice for a neutral form of cladding or roofing.

A great colour choice for those wanting a strong, natural colour. It is great for roofing or cladding features

Considered a bridge between black and grey. Slate is sophisticated and grounded, it is often the 'anchor' colour for strong and adventurous design elements

deep brown/charcoal colour blends with other shades associated with coastal environments such as blues and greens. A a popular choice for industrial or commercial buildings

A powerful shade that makes a strong statement. It's perfect for creating impact – bright, bold colours will 'pop' around it. Great for cladding.

The darker end of grey. It is perfect for those looking for dynamic styling without wanting to resort to black. This is a low gloss colour.

Perfect for more traditional settings, New Denim Blue also has a modern edge for contemporary buildings.

A safe colour with enough character to add a classic element wherever it's used. It is a perfect contrast for whites and creams, but can also be used with darker colours.

A dominant, deep and dark colour. On-trend choice for lifestyle homes. An excellent choice for rural buildings.

Rainforest green, an intense green that works well with blues, maroons, greys and other hues of green. A good contrasting colour for gardens and landscaping

A rich black with undertones of red and brown. A colour that works well in residential and commercial settings, flaxpod is strong, solid and rustic.

Scoria is a rich red-brown. This colour is the perfect complement to blacks, greens and even cool whites.