Five New Colours from Autex Acoustics®

Autex Acoustics®’ five new colours Colosseum, Marina, Park, Petra, and Rushmore are a collection of muted, architecture and nature-inspired tones that bring warmth, character, and functionality to interior spaces. Rooted in colours familiar to the natural world and architecture, they create spaces that feel authentic, inviting, and designed for human connection.

Colosseum is a light heathered grey beige inspired by the timeless materials of Rome’s iconic amphitheatre. With subtle variation and a stone-like texture, it brings warmth, familiarity, and understated architectural elegance to commercial interiors.

Inspired by the distinctive hue of Marina Bay Sands and the connection between blue and the sea, Marina is a soft, airy tone that evokes coastal horizons. Calm and uplifting, it brings openness and ease to interior spaces while complementing contemporary and natural material palettes.

Inspired by the verdant façades of One Central Park, Park is a nature-inspired green that brings the restorative qualities of the outdoors indoors. Balanced and earthy, it creates welcoming, connected spaces while pairing beautifully with natural textures and materials.

Inspired by the rose-red stone of Petra, this muted clay tone brings warmth, depth, and understated character to interior spaces. Grounded yet contemporary, Petra balances natural richness with versatility, creating environments that feel welcoming, connected, and distinctly human.

Inspired by the granite cliffs of Mount Rushmore, Rushmore is a light grey with a subtle mottled texture that adds depth and visual interest. Clean and contemporary, it reflects light beautifully to create interiors that feel bright, calm, and welcoming.

Explore more colours by Autex Acoustics at autexacoustics.co.nz

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