Watch the colour all day
Daylight, lamps and the direction of the windows change how a wall colour feels. View the sample morning and evening.
Digital colour inspiration
See the colours in your own room
Upload a photo. Flip finds walls, ceiling and floor so you can try colours directly in the room.
See the colours in your own room
Upload a photo. Flip finds walls, ceiling and floor so you can try colours directly in the room.
The photo is processed to find the room surfaces. You can replace or reset the photo at any time.
On-screen colours are indicative. Always test a physical colour sample in the room's own light before deciding.
More confident colour choices
Three things to do before you paint
A good palette is as much about light, surfaces and the whole room as the colour code itself.
Let the floor be the anchor
Timber and flooring often have warm or cool undertones. Choose a wall colour that works with the room's largest existing surface.
Test a large sample
A small colour chip can mislead the eye. Paint at least one square metre, or use a large board you can move around.
From idea to finished room
Keep the creativity. Let Flip handle the delivery.
Once the palette feels right, describe your rooms digitally. You can then receive fixed-price quotes from vetted contractors, with a contract, secure payment and project follow-up in the app.
Common questions about choosing colours
Can an on-screen colour be used as the final colour code?
No. Screens reproduce colour differently, and the light in your room changes the result. Use the tool to find a direction and combinations, then test a physical sample in the room.
Should ceilings and trim use the same colour?
It depends on the look you want. Light details create clear contrast, while the same or a neighbouring tone can make the room calmer and more cohesive.
Can I specify my own colours in a Flip project?
Yes. In the project description you can add colour names, colour codes and the surfaces to be painted, giving the contractor a clear scope.