Small room? Go light
Pale shades bounce daylight around, so a small room feels larger.
Start from a palette below and watch it on a real room. When you are close, a Rainbow colour adviser checks it in your own home, in your own light.
On the walls · Main colour
Coral Reef
Drawn to the 60-30-10 rule: walls, accent, trim
Pale shades bounce daylight around, so a small room feels larger.
Put the strongest colour on the wall you see first, usually behind the bed or sofa.
The same shade looks warmer under evening lights. Check a sample at both times.
A light and a deep shade from the same family always sit well together.

Rainbow Paints
Example · Calm palette
| Room | Walls | Accent | Trim |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living room | Coral ReefAP024 | Blue FlameFS047 | Paper WhiteRP-W-F5F1 |
| Other rooms | Adviser fills in on the visit | ||
| Exterior | Adviser fills in on the visit | ||
The adviser fills in a sheet like this for every room on the visit. This one starts from the palette you picked above.
Colour advice is part of the site visit, and the site inspection is free.
Yes. Upload a photo to the AI Room Visualizer, or ask the adviser to hold the shade card against your wall in daylight.
Yes. Choose Exterior in the form and the adviser looks at the building from outside, including how the colours sit with the roof and the neighbours.
Every Rainbow shade has a code, such as AP024. Find the paint on its product page and order it in that shade, or request a quotation for the whole job.