Wall paint

Start from a colour or a photo

Begin your wall paint with a colour, or with a photo of a painted wall.

Current release: Matelume 2.0

From a colour

Silver Sage picked in the Colour catalogue and shown on the 3D sphere.
Silver Sage picked in the Colour catalogue and shown in 3D.
  1. On the Photo step, under No photo? Start from a colour, click Colour catalogue or Colour wheel.
  2. In the catalogue, browse Matelume colours by group (trending, whites, greens and more), or search by name or hex. The wheel takes any colour: drag, type a hex or pick one from the screen.
  3. Click a colour to try it in 3D. Try as many as you like.
  4. Click Continue: the colour becomes your image.

A new colour starts fresh: nothing is carried over from your last paint.

From a photo

A photo of a painted wall added: the photo on the left, the light evened out, and the wall colour on the 3D sphere.
A photo of a painted wall on the Photo step, with the light evened out.
  1. On the Photo step, click Choose a photo and pick a flat photo of a painted wall.
  2. Check The photo: its File, Size and Light.
  3. Set the two switches under it: Even out the light and Flatten colours, which cleans the colours of your photo.
  4. Click Continue.

New in 2.0: both switches reach the export. Your material is built from the cleaned photo.

The Photo step with both Even out the light and Flatten colours switched on, so the background becomes one flat colour.
Both switches on: Even out the light and Flatten colours.

Choose Wall paint

  1. Under Your software, pick one or more programs.
  2. Under Material type, choose Wall paint and click Continue.
The Your software step: pick the program the maps are for, here Blender.
Your software: pick the programs the maps are for.

A colour goes straight to the Base step. A photo first gets its real size and its seamless tile.