7th April 2006
DISCOVER COLOUR AT FOCUS DIY
Colour is an important part of our lives - it can affect our mood, invoke feelings or memories, reflect our personalities and, when it comes to décor, it can enhance our homes. This is why the latest Focus DIY paint range has been tailored so it has something for everyone and the colour palette has been specifically developed to ensure that whoever you are, there will be a whole host of shades to suit your taste.
The range update sees the launch of 30 new and exciting colours to keep up with latest trends and fashions and offer increased choice, providing a solution for every personality and room type. Don't fear, all the old favourites remain and some have also been introduced into the One Coat Matt Emulsion range for further flexibility when decorating your home.
To make life as simple as possible the new colour card is laid out in the five most popular colour schemes chosen by focus customers - neutrals, yellows, pinks, blues and greens - allowing you to quickly and easily select the colour you're looking for .
An abundance of colour has exploded into the Matt and Silk Emulsion ranges, with scrumptious shades such as Sponge Cake, Vanilla Slice, Tiramisu and Champagne Fizz all being introduced to offer a complete feast of colours to choose from.
The popularity
of Focus' One Coat Matt Emulsion collection has seen it double in size to include
the best selling lines from the Matt and Silk Emulsion ranges, including Ballerina,
a delicate baby pink, Berry Wine, a deep red and Lemon Fizz, a sunshine yellow.
Freedom, Focus' Multi Surface Matt Emulsion portfolio, can now boast high fashion
options such as Deep Lagoon, a rich turquoise, Lust, a striking dusky pink and
Chocolate Brownie, a warm brown, to ensure colour schemes can be completely
coordinated.
The new paint offering from Focus ensures there is something for every personality and room type so no one is left disappointed.
For the ultimate in DIY advice online, or to find your nearest store, log onto www.focusdiy.co.uk or call the freephone helpline number on 0800 436 436.
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