A render sample is ten centimeters. Your facade is two hundred square meters. Take a photo of your house and see the whole wall in colors from the manufacturer’s fan deck.
Baumit, Ceresit, Atlas, Kabe, Alpol, Greinplast, Bolix and quick-mix. Every color has a code you can give your supplier.

BeforeWith your phone, from the street or the garden.
From the render you actually want to buy.
Up to twelve versions at once, in your photo’s light.
The manufacturer’s code instead of “warm white”.
A color on a piece of card looks different on two hundred square meters of wall. A large surface in the sun always reads lighter and stronger.
Render goes on once every fifteen years or so. You can repaint a room over a weekend. Not a facade.
The render color plays against the roof, windows, plinth and the houses next door. A fan deck won’t show you that.
Whites, beiges, greys and graphite side by side on the same house. It’s easier to rule out what doesn’t fit than to guess what will.
Baumit 0019 · 0155 · 0443 · 0881 · 0333 · 1405






People see your house after dark too, with the lights on. The same facade color looks very different then.

Every color carries the code from the render manufacturer’s fan deck. You order exactly the shade you saw on the photo.
A screen is not a wall in full sun. Render texture and time of day change how a color reads. Muro helps you narrow the choice to one or two colors. Make the final call with a sample on the wall of your house.
Yes. In the editor you mark an area, like the ground floor or one wall, and give it its own color. Windows, plinth and roof stay as they are.
Baumit, Ceresit, Atlas, Kabe, Alpol, Greinplast, Bolix and quick-mix. Every color has the code from the manufacturer’s fan deck.
An ordinary phone photo, ideally in daylight with the whole wall in frame. It doesn’t need to be perfect: Muro keeps the light and shadows that are in it.
One photo of your house is enough.