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Dulux Nigeria launches App for iPhone and Android users

Do you need help creating colour schemes for your home? Do you often have a colour in mind but don't know where to start? Do you sometimes see a colour you like when you are out and about eg: a vase; a flower; a sofa and would love to know if a similar paint colour exists?

Well, all your questions have been answered in the new Dulux Let's Colour Studio App. Continue..


Features include:
-          Instant colour scheming when you are out and about
-          Closest colour from more than 1200 Dulux Tailor Made Colours and more than 180 Ready Mixed Colours for 2013
-          Multiple colour schemes for you to choose from
-          DuluxMasterclasses - how to video demonstrations
-          Finds your location and nearest Dulux paint stockist

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