See your colors at 60, 30 and 10

One color leads at 60%, a second supports at 30%, an accent finishes at 10%. The room and outfit are drawn at those true proportions.

Palette tool

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    60% dominant walls, the coat, the background

    30% secondary sofa, trim, the sweater

    10% accent art, cushions, the scarf

    Contrast between the 60 and the 10: .

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    Palette from a photo

    Choose a photo of your room, a fabric, a paint chip or an outfit. We find its main colors and how much of the picture each one covers, so you can see how close it is to 60-30-10. The photo stays on your device: nothing is uploaded.

    Why it works

    The 60-30-10 rule in one minute

    Rooms

    Walls and large surfaces carry the 60. Sofas, curtains, rugs and cabinets carry the 30. Cushions, art, a lamp or a painted door carry the 10. One color leads, so the room reads as calm and finished.

    Palettes room by room

    Outfits and weddings

    The suit or dress is the 60, the shirt or second layer the 30, and the tie, shoes, bag or flowers the 10. The same split works for a wedding party: attire, flowers and table linen, then one accent.

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    Brands and screens

    A background color, a second color for panels and type, and an accent kept for buttons and links. Export the palette as CSS variables and drop it into a site or a slide deck.

    Export as CSS variables

    It is a guide, not a law

    The numbers are a starting point that keeps one color in charge. Neutrals like white trim, wood floors and black hardware sit alongside it. Test real samples in your own light before you buy.

    How to test paint samples