Traditional
Warm greige and stone walls with deep navy or slate for depth. Classic and calm.
Try a Dulux colour on your wall
Flip through the Dulux fan deck, search by name or code, or hit random, and see the colour rolled onto a real-looking wall. Includes the Dulux Colours of the Year 2026 and 1,675 Dulux Australia colours.
On-screen colours are a guide only. Always check a physical Dulux swatch or sample pot on your wall before deciding. Colour names, codes and trend schemes from dulux.com.au. Colour visualiser built by Intellecta, website developers and creative painting tools.
Latest trends
Popular Dulux interior trends
The five interior styles Dulux sees most in Australian homes, with the colours it pairs for walls, trims and ceilings. Tap any colour to see it on the wall.
Hamptons
Crisp whites, soft greys and a hint of blue. Light, fresh and coastal.
Rustic
Earthy terracotta, olive and rich browns against soft whites. Warm and layered.
Scandi
Pale, airy whites and soft neutrals with a touch of warm clay.
Modern
Clean whites with confident blues, corals and reds on doors, desks and feature walls.
Popular Dulux colours
Melbourne favourites
Colours we're asked about most, from the classic Dulux whites to deep feature shades.
How to choose a paint colour
Start with what stays. Floors, benchtops, tiles and big furniture don't change, so pick wall colours that work with their undertones: warm (yellow, red) or cool (blue, green).
Check the light. South-facing Melbourne rooms get cooler, flatter light, where warm whites and soft neutrals help. North-facing rooms can carry cooler or deeper colours.
Test it big. Paint a sample at least A3 size on two walls and look at it morning and night before deciding.
Pick the finish too. Low sheen or matt for living areas, washable finishes for hallways and kids' rooms, and semi-gloss for trims and wet areas.
Not sure? Colour advice is part of every free quote visit. Book one or call 0418 351 120.
Questions
Colour questions
How accurate are the colours on screen?
They are a close guide only. Screens, lighting and the paint finish all change how a colour looks. Before you decide, look at a physical Dulux swatch or paint a sample pot on the actual wall and check it in the morning and the evening.
Can Heathurst help me choose a colour?
Yes. Colour advice is part of every quote visit. Steve can bring Dulux swatches, look at your light and furniture, and suggest colours and finishes that suit each room.
What are the popular Dulux interior styles right now?
Dulux groups its popular interior schemes into five styles: Traditional (greige and stone with navy), Hamptons (crisp whites, soft greys and blue), Rustic (terracotta, olive and earthy browns), Scandi (pale, airy whites and neutrals) and Modern (clean whites with confident blues, corals and reds). Each pairs a wall colour with trims, ceilings and feature pieces.
Which Dulux white is most popular?
Natural White, Vivid White and Lexicon Quarter are three of the most used Dulux whites in Australian homes. Natural White is a soft, warm white, Vivid White is a clean bright white, and Lexicon Quarter is a cool white with a slight blue-grey undertone.
Do you only use Dulux paint?
We are a Dulux Accredited painter and use premium Dulux paints, including low-VOC ranges with almost no paint smell.
Colour index
Dulux colour collections
625 colours from the Dulux Whites & Neutrals, Greys, Blues, Greens and Oranges collections, plus the trend colours. Tap one to try it on the wall.