Every Lundia cabinet comes in solid wood with a transparent or opaque finish. Below you will find the full colour palette and tips on combining colours.
A good interior starts with colour. The right colours create calm, energy or a playful feel. The Lundia cabinet is the perfect centrepiece: timeless, flexible and easy to combine with any style. Lundia cabinets are now available in 26 colours.
The wood grain stays visible. From clear lacquer to dark.
The colour covers the wood completely. From quiet greys to outspoken colours.
Combining colours gets easier with a few rules of thumb. Start with the ratio in which you spread them across a room, then choose a method for putting them together.
Divide a room across three colours. The main colour covers about 60% and sits on the large surfaces, such as walls and floor. The secondary colour accounts for 30% and defines the furniture, so the cabinet falls under it. The accent colour fills the last 10% in accessories.
Work with different shades of the same colour. The transitions are soft and the cabinet blends into the whole, which keeps the look calm.
Graphite grey (602)
Concrete grey (601)
Choose two colours that sit far apart on the colour wheel. Use one as the base and the other only in accents, otherwise they compete with each other.
Stone grey (607)
Saffron yellow (575)
Combine three colours spaced evenly apart. Livelier than the other two methods, and it asks for a quiet base colour around it.
Saffron yellow (575)
Olive green (553)
Fire orange (547)
Every colour affects the mood in your home. And the light in the room largely determines how you end up seeing that colour.
Cool colours that bring calm and relaxation. Ideal for bedrooms, reading corners and quiet living spaces.
Warm colours that radiate energy and cheer. Perfect for creative spaces, home offices or a lively living room.
They reflect the light in a room, make a small space look larger and give a fresh feel.
They absorb light, give a large room more warmth and intimacy, and create contrast with your furniture and accessories.
Bright sunlight makes colours more intense. A colour that looks restrained on a sample can turn out much stronger in full sun.
Artificial light often gives colours a warmer, yellower tone. So look at a colour sample at different times of day.
Whether you choose quiet tone on tone shades, strong contrasts or a playful mix, a Lundia cabinet as your base lets you build an interior that suits your taste. At Lundia, the colours that work best are the ones that strengthen the natural character of the wood.
Sand, beige and warm white, combined with light wood tones. These shades match the natural look of the wood and keep a room calm.
Regular (050)
Vanilla (051)
Mocca (053)
Latte (057)
White (600)
Mist grey (605)
Light grey, taupe and anthracite, with off-white alongside. Ideal when the cabinet should become a clean part of the interior.
White (600)
Signal white (608)
Mist grey (605)
Stone grey (607)
Concrete grey (601)
Graphite grey (602)
The current collections show that outspoken colours work just as well. Think bordeaux red, deep blue and moss green, with terracotta or concrete grey as a counterweight.
Bordeaux red (611)
Cherry red (541)
Fire orange (547)
Saffron yellow (575)
Mustard green (613)
Navy blue (583)
Hague blue (606)
Hot pink (612)
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