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The Full Collection of Colour Card Boxes includes:

• 5 curated Colour Card Keepsake Box Sets
• Full Bauwerk Colour limewash paint palette across Neutral + White, Green, Blue + Grey, Sunset Tones, and Brown + Purple
• 350+ full-size Colour Cards

Colour Card Boxes

• Size: 16 cm × 22 cm × 5.75 cm
• Sturdy, heavyweight construction keepsake box
• Fully wrapped exterior with magnetic closure
• Ribbon pull + internal divider for easy organisation

Colour Cards

• Hand-painted with real Bauwerk Limewash Paint
• Size: 10.5 cm × 15 cm

Our Colour Cards are painted on a special paper for easy handling. Please keep in mind that limewash paint always seeks to bond to an absorbent surface. Differences in absorbency influence the intensity of the final colour and the specific and changing light conditions also create a very dynamic colour appearance.

That makes selecting our colours so exciting, but also not a process where you can tick a box and get the exact colour you saw on the colour card or a picture.

The full collection of Colour Card Boxes is designed for architects, designers, studios, and home renovators. Ideal for:

• Comparing limewash paint colours across the full spectrum — from whites and neutrals through to greens, blues, greys, purples, browns, oranges, pinks, and reds
• Testing colours against real surfaces and materials
• Supporting client presentations and in-studio colour selection
• Organising and referencing colours throughout the design process

Yes. You can purchase individual Colour Card Boxes according to the colour family or palette direction most relevant to your project. This makes it easy to begin with a focused selection, such as neutrals, greens, or blue and grey tones, without needing to invest in the complete set immediately. Many customers start with one curated box and then add further sets over time as their projects develop or their colour library expands.

The Complete Colour Card Box Set is most useful when you want the broadest possible overview of the Bauwerk Colour palette across multiple colour families. It is especially valuable for architects, interior designers, stylists, and design professionals working across different project types, or for anyone who wants to compare warm, cool, neutral, and more expressive tones side by side. A full set is also helpful when you are at an earlier stage of a project and want to keep several colour directions open before narrowing your selection.

The Complete Colour Card Box Set is most useful when you want the broadest possible overview of the Bauwerk Colour palette across multiple colour families. It is especially valuable for architects, interior designers, stylists, and design professionals working across different project types, or for anyone who wants to compare warm, cool, neutral, and more expressive tones side by side. A full set is also helpful when you are at an earlier stage of a project and want to keep several colour directions open before narrowing your selection

The best Colour Card Box to choose first depends on the type of palette you want to explore. If your project is based around soft whites and restrained neutrals, the Neutral + White box is often the best starting point. For warmer earthy interiors, Brown + Purple or Sunset Tones may be more suitable, while Blue + Grey and Green boxes support cooler, natural, or more architectural colour schemes. If you are unsure, the Complete Colour Card Box Set offers the most comprehensive starting point.

Yes. Colour Card Boxes are designed to help you compare limewash colours in a more practical and reliable way before moving on to final paint selection. Because the cards are hand-painted, they offer a more accurate impression of tone, depth, and natural movement than digital images alone. This makes them a useful first step in narrowing down a palette before testing shortlisted colours with Sample Pots on site.

Yes. Many customers use the Colour Card Boxes as a flexible way to build a colour reference library gradually. You may begin with one box that suits a current project and later add further boxes as needed, depending on the types of spaces, moods, and colour families you want to explore. This approach is particularly useful for design professionals and returning clients who want to grow their palette in a more considered way.

Colour Card Boxes make it easier to assess limewash colours in a real and tactile way, which is especially important when working with subtle tonal shifts and natural mineral finishes. Screen-based colour viewing can be useful for initial browsing, but it does not fully show undertone, depth, or the way a colour responds to light and surrounding materials. Hand-painted Colour Cards help you compare shades more accurately in the context of the actual room or project.