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Colour selection
Durat colours
Durat´s colour chart is very extensive, with more than 300 colours, including almost all the colours on the RAL Classic colour chart. Durat’s striking, distinctive illusion of depth is achieved by mixing in crushed recycled plastic during production.
By adding Durat’s colour speckles, base colours can be used to create new colour combinations. The colours are divided into two price categories:
1. Base colours and small speckles
2. Large colour speckles, Durat Plus and Durat Palace Collection
Seven options for small colour specles: black, white, black-and-white, grey, mixed grey, sparse multicolour, dense multicolour
Four options for large terrazzo-inspired speckles: clear, black, multicolour, white
Large speckles are less visible on sinks than on countertops. As a result, it will match in tone and colour, but will not have a perfectly uniform appearance with the speckle pattern.
Dark Durat colours are not recommended for high traffic areas. Like any solid surface dark colours will show wear and scratching more easily. Lighter and brighter colours are more suitable for high traffic areas.
We always add some speckles of colour to the darkest colours. The speckled texture makes the colour more user-friendly.
We renewed the colour codes - the colours remain the same
The new eight-character codes replace the old short codes. Both new and old codes can be found in the shop with each sample.
Codes starting with D mean Durat's own colours, codes starting with R are RAL colors.
A two-digit number separated by a dash at the end of the code indicates the color/size of the colour speckles.
-00 = Durat's basic pattern with clear speckles, previously codes ending in 0
-01 = small black speckles added to basic pattern, previously 1-ended codes
-02 = sparse multicolour speckles added to basic pattern, previously 2-ended codes
-03 = small white speckles added to basic pattern, previously 3-ended codes
-04 = small black-and-white speckles added to basic pattern, previously 4-ended codes
-05 = small grey speckles added to basic pattern, previously 5-ending codes
-06 = small mixed grey speckles added to basic pattern, previously 6-ended codes
-07 = recycled Durat speckles of the same colour added to the base colour, previously 7-ending codes, with the exception of the old D910 which is now D0100-07 (limited availability)
-08 = dense multicolour speckles added to the base colour, previously 8-ending codes
-50 = large clear speckles added to the basic pattern
-51 = large black speckles added to the basic pattern
-52 = large multicolour speckles added to the basic pattern
-53 = large white speckles added to the basic pattern
The old P001-type codes of the Durat Palace collection are now in the form DP001, e.g. P002=DP002, P012 = DP012.
Durat Palace Collection
Shimmering colour speckles made of natural minerals are the core of the Durat Palace colour collection. Sparkling speckles highlights the 3D effect of the recycled pattern. The mineral pigments are manufactured in a Dutch paint mill, which was founded in the 17th century and operates in an old windmill. This is where masters of the Dutch Golden Age, such as Rembrandt and Vincent van Gogh, acquired their paints.
The Durat Palace collection has sixteen different colour combinations. In addition to gold and bronze, the colour speckles shimmer with shades like ruby red, emerald green and turquoise.
Durat Palace was born through the collaboration of Durat and the MOST Collective, an international design agency.
Large speckles are less visible on sinks than on countertops. As a result, it will match in tone and colour, but will not have a perfectly uniform appearance with the speckle pattern.
Durat Plus
The world's first material combining recycled PET resin and recycled solid surface, Durat Plus contains up to 55 % recycled materials.
Durat Plus has a distinctive appearance, which is different from the traditional Durat: the uniform base colour is filled with speckles made of recycled solid surface. The first edition Durat Plus white, has a fairly uniform overall appearance, with a very subtle texture.
Custom colour for the Baltic Sea
Durat's Baltic Sea D0730-JNS is a custom colour sold for the benefit of the John Nurminen Foundation. Colour has a terrazzo-inspired texture and a pale grey base colour speckled with blue accents. The overall appearance is light. This texture is the perfect choice when furniture calls a fresh, marine look.
Baltic Sea is an even more ecological choice than usual, as a ten per cent of the sales revenue is used for the Baltic Sea conservation via John Nurminen Foundation.
Customise your colour
In addition to our many standard colours, we can also produce custom colours and patterns according to the customer's wishes and needs. We can customise the base colour and the selected colour speckles. The sizes of these speckles can also be slightly modified.
Customisation enables you to get Durat products that precisely match e.g. special brand colours.
We always provide customised samples to help in choosing the desired colour. Approximately one week must be allowed for tinting.
The cost of the custom colour service is 100–3000 euros, depending on the complexity of the job.
Welcome to the showroom for inspiration
Durat's versatile usage ideas can be seen in many ways in our showroom in Helsinki. The space designed by Linda Bergroth also offers amazing colour experiences. Feel the three-dimensional, luxuriously warm, silky feeling of the distinctive solid surface.