StoColor System
The StoColor System comprises of 800 colours for use in architecture — or matched to any colour using the Sto Spectrometer.
The StoColor System comprises of 800 colours for use in architecture — or can be matched to any colour using the Sto Spectrometer to meet any colour design preference.
The StoColor system is based on human visual perception. The six colour perception areas, consisting of the primary and secondary colours yellow, red, blue as well as orange, violet and green, form the starting basis of the StoColor System. Through the subdivision of these six colour areas into four further colour shade levels each, a 24-part colour wheel is created. This constitutes the basis of the StoColor System, which is incorporated throughout all Sto paints and Sto render finishes.
Please note that due to the nature of screen colours and monitor calibration, the colours that are displayed here may appear different to the real thing, and are provided for reference/illustration only.
StoColor Lotusan and StoColor X-black are available with limited pallets following extensive testing for colourfastness, to ensure your project will stay looking good for longer.
For a true representation of a StoColor, please Contact us for a sample StoColor card of the required colour(s).
StoColor Instructions:
Please use the right-hand scrolling bar to change the colour spectrum and click on a colour. The range of colour shades based on this selected colour will then display to the left.
Click an individual RAL colour to display a larger image.
Luminosity: LRV Percentage (Light Reflectance Value), the value for the quantity of light reflected from the surface.
100% = white, 0% = black.
Class: The colour surcharge code.
Last updated November 2020
