Dulux Autumn Trends 2023: Embrace Earthy Neutrals

As the seasons start to change, Dulux colour forecasters predict the warm neutrals and muted yellow-greens in Connect, one of three palettes identified in the Dulux Colour Forecast 2023, will take centre stage. Together, these colours create a calm, earthy vibe that’s perfect for laid-back entertaining at home as well as relaxed commercial spaces.

The Dulux Connect palette, one of three palettes identified in the Dulux Colour Forecast 2023, is filled with beautiful earth-based greens and neutrals such as Dulux St Bathans, Gentle Annie and Pataua Beach — all designed to create a sense of comfort and relaxed style.

Learn more about this year's autumn trends, and order brush-outs on the Dulux website.

Dulux UltraAir Interior Walls Low Sheen

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Dulux UltraAir Interior Walls Low Sheen is an Ultra Low Chemical Emissions, Ultra Low Odour premium water based paint.

Eco Choice Aotearoa

Green Tag Certified

NZ Made

Dulux UltraAir Interior Walls Low Sheen is suitable for all interior walls. It is a whole-of-home product that is recommended for use in conjunction with Dulux UltraAir Interior Primer and Dulux UltraAir Ceiling White products to achieve an Ultra Low Chemical Emissions system.

Brick, Cement, Bare Timber, Timber, Steel (Galv), Previously painted Timber/MDF/Weatherboard, Concrete, Masonry, Plasterboard, Set plaster, Water proof plaster board, Brick & Block, Previously painted Plasterboard, Precast / Tilt up Concrete, Off Form Concrete

Ultra Low Chemical Emissions: Tested to pass SRIBS emission limits of <1mg/m3 within 3 days
Environmental Choice approved
Global GreenTag™ GreenRate Level A certified
Global GreenTag™ HealthRate PlatinumHEALTH certified
GREENGUARD Gold certified

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