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Your pool table is often the centerpiece of the room. The Studio helps you explore different design directions—classic, modern, bold, or clean—so your felt color and overall aesthetic works with your flooring, walls, and lighting.

Championship

Black

Color Card 21 • Code 0 • #111318

Lean into the visual anchor between games; it reads grounded. Black from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a smoke-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Think about the design finish in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. Across a full playing surface, Black reads as low-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the visual anchor in an open layout; it reads refined. The tone is cataloged as #111318, and Black uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Look at the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads confident. With Black, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a theater-style center rather than scattering attention. Lean into the sense of balance across the room; it reads composed. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Black translates ink into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Remember the sense of balance in a modern interior; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Black persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Notice the sense of balance as you enter; it reads lively. In everyday use, Black makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Look at the rooms energy in everyday use; it reads modern. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Black steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Focus on the sense of balance in an open layout; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Black adds character; when the decor is layered, Black keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the rooms energy between games; it feels intentional immediately. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Black is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Burgundy

Color Card 21 • Code 31 • #7A1C2A

Remember the sense of balance between games; it reads refined. Burgundy from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a garnet-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Remember the feeling of cohesion in a shared living space; it reads composed. Across a full playing surface, Burgundy reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Start with the way the space reads between games; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #7A1C2A, and Burgundy uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Notice the rooms energy in a cozy setup; it reads calm. With Burgundy, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a boldness-style center rather than scattering attention. Think about the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads modern. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Burgundy translates tradition into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the overall mood in a cozy setup; it reads calm. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Burgundy persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Pay attention to the atmosphere shift in an open layout; it reads composed. In everyday use, Burgundy makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Think about the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads modern. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Burgundy steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Consider the sense of balance in a modern interior; it reads lively. When the surrounding decor is simple, Burgundy adds character; when the decor is layered, Burgundy keeps the scene from feeling busy. Notice the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Burgundy is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Olive

Color Card 21 • Code 60 • #556B2F

Olive from the Color Card 21 group lands as a muted, deep hue that stays readable across a full playing surface, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Olive, the atmosphere reads dramatic, clean, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. in effect, like a quiet cocktail lounge, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Olive achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Olive when they want the room to feel, put together‚ on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Olive works best when the table sits near a open shelving, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Olive can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Olive can feel settled and classic. Choosing Olive makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Olive subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Olive adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Olive is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Olive helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else's setup. The persuasion of Olive is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Charcoal

Color Card 21 • Code 65 • #374151

Charcoal from the Color Card 21 group lands as a deep neutral with a muted presence, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Charcoal the atmosphere reads warm, clean, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. as if it were a quiet cocktail lounge, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Charcoal achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Charcoal when they want the room to feel ‚ put together, on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Charcoal works best when the table sits near a minimalist cue rack, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Charcoal can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Charcoal can feel settled and classic. Choosing Charcoal makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Charcoal subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Charcoal adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Charcoal is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Charcoal helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else's setup. The persuasion of Charcoal is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Slate

Color Card 21 • Code 70 • #475569

Slate from the Color Card 21 group lands as a deep neutral with a muted presence, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Slate, the atmosphere reads calm, classic, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. like a sunlit gallery wall, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Slate achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Slate when they want the room to feel ‚ put together‚ on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Slate works best when the table sits near a console table behind the sofa, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Slate can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Slate can feel settled and classic. Choosing Slate makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Slate subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Slate adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Slate is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Slate helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else's setup. The persuasion of Slate is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Powder Blue

Color Card 21 • Code 71 • #93C5FD

Powder Blue from the Color Card 21 group lands as a high-saturation, bright hue that stays readable across a full playing surface, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Powder Blue, the atmosphere reads lively, classic, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. similar to a sunlit gallery wall, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Powder Blue achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Powder Blue when they want the room to feel ‚ put together‚ on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Powder Blue works best when the table sits near a window wall, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Powder Blue can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Powder Blue can feel settled and classic. Choosing Powder Blue makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Powder Blue subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Powder Blue adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Powder Blue is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Powder Blue helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else's setup. The persuasion of Powder Blue is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Sky Blue

Color Card 21 • Code 72 • #60A5FA

Sky Blue from the Color Card 21 group lands as a high-saturation, bright hue that stays readable across a full playing surface, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Sky Blue, the atmosphere reads cozy, classic, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. in the way a sunlit gallery wall, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Sky Blue achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Sky Blue when they want the room to feel ‚ put together‚ on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Sky Blue works best when the table sits near a dark painted ceiling, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Sky Blue can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Sky Blue can feel settled and classic. Choosing Sky Blue makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Sky Blue subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Sky Blue adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Sky Blue is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Sky Blue helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else‚s setup. The persuasion of Sky Blue is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Bright Blue

Color Card 21 • Code 73 • #3B82F6

Look at the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it reads calm. Bright Blue from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a confidence-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Think about the design finish in a modern interior; it reads calm. Across a full playing surface, Bright Blue reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Think about the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads lively. The tone is cataloged as #3B82F6, and Bright Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Focus on the sense of balance as you enter; it reads confident. With Bright Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a depth-style center rather than scattering attention. Lean into the design finish as you enter; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Bright Blue translates order into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the tone of the corner in a modern interior; it reads grounded. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Bright Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Lean into the way the space reads in a cozy setup; it becomes clear quickly. In everyday use, Bright Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Remember the way the space reads during gatherings; it reads refined. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Bright Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Start with the overall mood across the room; it reads confident. When the surrounding decor is simple, Bright Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Bright Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Picture the visual anchor as you enter; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Bright Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Championship Blue

Color Card 21 • Code 79 • #2563EB

Championship Blue from the Color Card 21 group lands as a high-saturation, mid-tone hue that stays readable across a full playing surface, and that first impression sets the emotional temperature of the room. With Championship Blue, the atmosphere reads relaxed, classic, and intentional, so the table feels integrated with the space rather than sitting on top of it. much like a sunlit gallery wall, it makes the room feel composed‚ and Championship Blue achieves that effect while staying tasteful and easy to live with. People often pick Championship Blue when they want the room to feel ‚put together‚ on regular days, not only when guests arrive. In practical styling terms, Championship Blue works best when the table sits near a warm wood paneling, because the felt becomes a visual bridge between materials and finishes. If your decor leans modern, Championship Blue can look crisp and architectural; if your decor leans traditional, Championship Blue can feel settled and classic. Choosing Championship Blue makes the table feel less like a separate purchase and more like a deliberate design decision that belongs to the home. Championship Blue subtly shapes how people gather‚ standing closer to the table, lingering longer, and treating the space as a destination. Even in a simple room, Championship Blue adds intention, as if the palette was chosen with care instead of assembled in a hurry. When you picture the finished mood‚ conversation, music, and the room in use‚ Championship Blue is the felt tone that holds the scene together. If you want the color choice to feel personal rather than generic, Championship Blue helps the room read as yours, not a copy of someone else's setup. The persuasion of Championship Blue is quiet: it nudges the space toward the mood you want without demanding attention or turning the room into a theme.

Camel

Color Card 21 • Code 86 • #B58B57

Warm-neutral felt creates a welcoming atmosphere that feels natural rather than staged. It reads softer up close and more structured from across the room, which helps the table feel balanced in the space. The color is recorded as #B58B57, useful if you are matching paint, fabrics, or digital mockups to the same tone. Warm-neutral felt pairs naturally with wood grain, leather seating, and soft textiles. The atmosphere reads welcoming, relaxed, and easy to spend time in. Warm neutrals help the room feel welcoming for guests; the table looks inviting even when it‚ is not in use. It carries a strong sense of mood, which matters if you care about how your space feels day to day. If the goal is an atmosphere you enjoy spending time in, this shade helps set that tone from the moment you walk in. The right felt color does more than decorate‚ it sets the room‚ is energy, influencing whether the space feels calm, lively, cozy, or bold. When the felt works with your floors, seating, and wall color, the room feels designed; when it clashes, the table can feel like it was added later. When the felt works with your floors, seating, and wall color, the room feels designed; when it clashes, the table can feel like it was added later.

Golden Yellow

Color Card 21 • Code 2 • #F2C14E

This shade is a conversation starter. Its playful, modern, and surprisingly easy to style with neutrals. Visually, Golden Yellow (#F2C14E) lands as a saturated, bright tone; it tends to show up clearly in renders and gives the table a distinct personality. The color is listed as #F2C14E, which helps you match it across design boards, room renders, and product images. It works well with white cabinetry and stainless accents, especially in rooms that already have a bar or entertainment setup. This is ideal for social rooms and creative spaces‚places where you want the table to feel fun, not formal. Chalk visibility: Varies‚your chalk color choice and brushing habits will influence how clean it reads day to day. If your rails are dark, this color reads more dramatic; with light rails, it feels brighter and more playful.

Orange

Color Card 21 • Code 3 • #F97316

Orange brings a high-energy vibe that still looks intentional when the surrounding palette stays calm. Visually, Orange (#F97316) lands as a saturated, balanced tone; it tends to show up clearly in renders and gives the table a distinct personality. The color is listed as #F97316, which helps you match it across design boards, room renders, and product images. If your choice is mostly gray or beige, orange felt adds a controlled burst of color that feels intentional. This is ideal for social rooms and creative spaces‚ places where you want the table to feel fun, not formal.

Wine

Color Card 21 • Code 32 • #6A1E2C

Think about the atmosphere shift during gatherings; it reads composed. Red from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a occasion-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Lean into the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Red reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Picture the rooms energy across the room; it feels intentional immediately. The tone is cataloged as #B21D2A, and Red uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion across the room; it reads modern. With Red, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a presence-style center rather than scattering attention. Consider the visual anchor in everyday use; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Red translates garnet into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the sense of balance in an open layout; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Red persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Look at the sense of balance in a cozy setup; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Red makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the sense of balance across the room; it reads calm. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Red steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Start with the visual anchor in a dedicated game room; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Red adds character; when the decor is layered, Red keeps the scene from feeling busy. Remember the overall mood between games; it reads welcoming. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Red is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Tan

Color Card 21 • Code 21 • #C2A36B

Tan (#C2A36B) is a distinctive pool table felt color designed for customers who want a finished, intentional look instead of a generic default. It fits especially well in coastal, rustic, and warm contemporary decor, where the table acts as a focal point and the felt color ties the room together. Design-wise, it pairs cleanly with walnut or honey oak rails, plus brass accents and beige walls. For photos, room renders, and ‚view it in your home‚ previews, Tan tends to read clearly on camera when lighting is even and shadows are minimized. Chalk visibility varies with chalk color and use patterns; regular brushing and occasional light vacuuming will keep the surface looking crisp. Lighting guidance: Hex values are for preview; confirm with vendor swatch for exact match. For day-to-day care, avoid chalking directly over the cloth, wipe rails and hands before play, and keep snacks and drinks off the playing surface to prevent spot cleaning. In your site copy, include phrases like ‚tan pool table felt, tan billiard cloth, and pool table cloth colors‚ to match the way shoppers search. This color works well for both casual family play and showpiece installations, and it helps customers visualize how a felt choice will complement their furniture, flooring, and wall color. If you are building a color directory for SEO, link this page from your Studio hub and cross-link to related shades so Google and shoppers can browse by style and color family.

Red

Color Card 21 • Code 33 • #B21D2A

Think about the atmosphere shift during gatherings; it reads composed. Red from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a occasion-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Lean into the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Red reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Picture the rooms energy across the room; it feels intentional immediately. The tone is cataloged as #B21D2A, and Red uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion across the room; it reads modern. With Red, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a presence-style center rather than scattering attention. Consider the visual anchor in everyday use; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Red translates garnet into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the sense of balance in an open layout; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Red persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Look at the sense of balance in a cozy setup; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Red makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the sense of balance across the room; it reads calm. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Red steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Start with the visual anchor in a dedicated game room; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Red dds character; when the decor is layered, Red keeps the scene from feeling busy. Remember the overall mood between games; it reads welcoming. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Red is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Royal Blue

Color Card 21 • Code 34 • #1D4ED8

Notice the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads lively. Royal Blue from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a polish-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Start with the design finish during gatherings; it reads welcoming. Across a full playing surface, Royal Blue reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Look at the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it reads modern. The tone is cataloged as #1D4ED8, and Royal Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Focus on the overall mood across the room; it reads welcoming. With Royal Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a clean-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion in a dedicated game room; it becomes clear quickly. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Royal Blue translates ocean into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the rooms energy across the room; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Royal Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Treat the visual anchor between games; it reads modern. In everyday use, Royal Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Think about the atmosphere shift as you enter; it reads grounded. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Royal Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Treat the atmosphere shift in a shared living space; it reads modern. When the surrounding decor is simple, Royal Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Royal Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Think about the visual anchor in everyday use; it reads modern. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Royal Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Navy

Color Card 21 • Code 35 • #1E3A8A

Consider the feeling of cohesion in an open layout; it reads grounded. Navy from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a depth-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Consider the sense of balance in a cozy setup; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Navy reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Start with the visual anchor as you enter; it reads calm. The tone is cataloged as #1E3A8A, and Navy uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Remember the first impression between games; it reads composed. With Navy, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a calm-style center rather than scattering attention. Notice the tone of the corner across the room; it reads refined. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Navy translates clean into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Pay attention to the visual anchor across the room; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Navy persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Remember the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads modern. In everyday use, Navy makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Imagine the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it reads calm. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Navy steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Think about the rooms energy in everyday use; it reads confident. When the surrounding decor is simple, Navy adds character; when the decor is layered, Navy keeps the scene from feeling busy. Lean into the rooms energy as you enter; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Navy is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Teal

Color Card 21 • Code 36 • #0F766E

Remember the feeling of cohesion between games; it reads grounded. Teal from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a balance-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Picture the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Teal reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Notice the visual anchor as you enter; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #0F766E, and Teal uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Start with the sense of balance across the room; it feels intentional immediately. With Teal, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a seaglass-style center rather than scattering attention. Treat the way the space reads in everyday use; it reads lively. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Teal translates coolness into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the design finish in a cozy setup; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Teal persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Focus on the way the space reads in a shared living space; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Teal makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Remember the design finish in a cozy setup; it reads lively. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Teal steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Treat the atmosphere shift in an open layout; it reads grounded. When the surrounding decor is simple, Teal adds character; when the decor is layered, Teal keeps the scene from feeling busy. Remember the feeling of cohesion across the room; it feels intentional immediately. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Teal is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Purple

Color Card 21 • Code 39 • #6D28D9

Notice the feeling of cohesion in a cozy setup; it reads refined. Purple from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a refinement-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Lean into the feeling of cohesion in an open layout; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Purple reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #6D28D9, and Purple uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Consider the tone of the corner between games; it reads grounded. With Purple, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a plum-style center rather than scattering attention. Imagine the overall mood as you enter; it becomes clear quickly. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Purple translates expression into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Pay attention to the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Purple persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Lean into the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads refined. In everyday use, Purple makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the design finish in a shared living space; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Purple steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Think about the tone of the corner in everyday use; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Purple adds character; when the decor is layered, Purple keeps the scene from feeling busy. Consider the way the space reads as you enter; it reads confident. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Purple is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Tournament Green

Color Card 21 • Code 50 • #0B8740

Look at the tone of the corner in a cozy setup; it reads welcoming. Tournament Green from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a tradition-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the first impression as you enter; it reads refined. Across a full playing surface, Tournament Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Remember the tone of the corner as you enter; it reads refined. The tone is cataloged as #0B8740, and Tournament Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Think about the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads refined. With Tournament Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a steadiness-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the overall mood in everyday use; it reads modern. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Tournament Green translates calm into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Lean into the way the space reads between games; it reads composed. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Tournament Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Tournament Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Imagine the tone of the corner in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Tournament Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Focus on the atmosphere shift as you enter; it reads refined. When the surrounding decor is simple, Tournament Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Tournament Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Treat the way the space reads between games; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Tournament Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Dark Green

Color Card 21 • Code 55 • #0A5A3B

Lean into the feeling of cohesion in a shared living space; it reads modern. Dark Green from the Color Card 21 lineup brings a evergreen-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Start with the way the space reads across the room; it reads welcoming. Across a full playing surface, Dark Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #0A5A3B, and Dark Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Look at the rooms energy between games; it reads confident. With Dark Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a familiarity-style center rather than scattering attention. Consider the first impression as you enter; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Dark Green translates anchor into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Remember the sense of balance across the room; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Dark Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Focus on the first impression during gatherings; it becomes clear quickly. In everyday use, Dark Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Lean into the first impression in a modern interior; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Dark Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Pay attention to the overall mood during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. When the surrounding decor is simple, Dark Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Dark Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the design finish between games; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Dark Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

MrEverything Standard

Black

Standard Felt • Code STD-BLK • #0F0E12

Think about the overall mood in an open layout; it reads lively. Black from the Standard Felt lineup brings a smoke-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Pay attention to the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it feels intentional immediately. Across a full playing surface, Black reads as low-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the overall mood across the room; it reads grounded. The tone is cataloged as #0F0E12, and Black uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Pay attention to the atmosphere shift as you enter; it feels intentional immediately. With Black, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a ink-style center rather than scattering attention. Picture the tone of the corner across the room; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Black translates graphite into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it reads grounded. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Black persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Consider the rooms energy as you enter; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Black makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Look at the feeling of cohesion between games; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Black steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Picture the first impression in an open layout; it feels intentional immediately. When the surrounding decor is simple, Black adds character; when the decor is layered, Black keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the design finish in everyday use; it reads grounded. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Black is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Tournament Green

Standard Felt • Code STD-GRN • #0B8740

Imagine the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads refined. Tournament Green from the Standard Felt lineup brings a evergreen-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Think about the overall mood between games; it reads welcoming. Across a full playing surface, Tournament Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Imagine the tone of the corner in a modern interior; it reads lively. The tone is cataloged as #0B8740, and Tournament Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Look at the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads welcoming. With Tournament Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a steadiness-style center rather than scattering attention. Focus on the first impression in a modern interior; it reads refined. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Tournament Green translates classic into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Imagine the rooms energy in a shared living space; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Tournament Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Focus on the feeling of cohesion across the room; it reads modern. In everyday use, Tournament Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Start with the tone of the corner as you enter; it reads welcoming. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Tournament Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Pay attention to the tone of the corner across the room; it reads modern. When the surrounding decor is simple, Tournament Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Tournament Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Look at the first impression during gatherings; it reads composed. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Tournament Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Tan

Standard Felt • Code STD-TAN • #C2A36B

Notice the rooms energy during gatherings; it becomes clear quickly. Tan from the Standard Felt lineup brings a welcome-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Consider the atmosphere shift in everyday use; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Tan reads as moderate-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the first impression in a cozy setup; it reads grounded. The tone is cataloged as #C2A36B, and Tan uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Imagine the overall mood between games; it reads refined. With Tan , the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a ease-style center rather than scattering attention. Imagine the visual anchor as you enter; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Tan translates naturalness into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads calm. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Tan persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Picture the rooms energy across the room; it becomes clear quickly. In everyday use, Tan makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Look at the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads modern. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Tan steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Start with the visual anchor in a modern interior; it feels intentional immediately. When the surrounding decor is simple, Tan adds character; when the decor is layered, Tan keeps the scene from feeling busy. Picture the atmosphere shift during gatherings; it reads welcoming. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Tan is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Navy Blue

Standard Felt • Code STD-NVY • #1E3A8A

Lean into the design finish in a dedicated game room; it reads refined. Navy Blue from the Standard Felt lineup brings a ocean-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Treat the way the space reads between games; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Navy Blue reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Focus on the design finish in a shared living space; it reads modern. The tone is cataloged as #1E3A8A, and Navy Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it becomes clear quickly. With Navy Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a clean-style center rather than scattering attention. Start with the atmosphere shift in a modern interior; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Navy Blue translates clarity into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Start with the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it reads calm. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Navy Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Navy Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Think about the way the space reads in a cozy setup; it reads grounded. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Navy Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Consider the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads lively. When the surrounding decor is simple, Navy Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Navy Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Picture the sense of balance during gatherings; it becomes clear quickly. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Navy Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Royal Blue

Standard Felt • Code STD-RBLU • #1D4ED8

Look at the atmosphere shift across the room; it reads composed. Royal Blue from the Standard Felt lineup brings a polish-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Imagine the design finish in an open layout; it reads refined. Across a full playing surface, Royal Blue reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Start with the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads grounded. The tone is cataloged as #1D4ED8, and Royal Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Consider the visual anchor in a modern interior; it reads lively. With Royal Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a calm-style center rather than scattering attention. Remember the rooms energy between games; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Royal Blue translates ocean into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the visual anchor between games; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Royal Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Start with the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads lively. In everyday use, Royal Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Start with the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads refined. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Royal Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Treat the rooms energy across the room; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Royal Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Royal Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Imagine the first impression in a shared living space; it reads grounded. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Royal Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Burgundy

Standard Felt • Code STD-BRG • #7F1D1D

Think about the design finish in a shared living space; it reads lively. Burgundy from the Standard Felt lineup brings a celebration-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Consider the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Burgundy reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the overall mood in an open layout; it reads grounded. The tone is cataloged as #7F1D1D, and Burgundy uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Consider the overall mood during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. With Burgundy, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a boldness-style center rather than scattering attention. Start with the tone of the corner in a shared living space; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Burgundy translates tradition into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the feeling of cohesion in a shared living space; it reads refined. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Burgundy persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Notice the sense of balance in a modern interior; it becomes clear quickly. In everyday use, Burgundy makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Consider the first impression in a dedicated game room; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Burgundy steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Look at the visual anchor in an open layout; it reads grounded. When the surrounding decor is simple, Burgundy adds character; when the decor is layered, Burgundy keeps the scene from feeling busy. Notice the overall mood during gatherings; it reads modern. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Burgundy is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Charcoal Gray

Standard Felt • Code STD-GRY • #374151

Pay attention to the first impression in a shared living space; it reads refined. Charcoal Gray from the Standard Felt lineup brings a order-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Focus on the atmosphere shift as you enter; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Charcoal Gray reads as low-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the atmosphere shift during gatherings; it reads refined. The tone is cataloged as #374151, and Charcoal Gray uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Remember the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads lively. With Charcoal Gray, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a structure-style center rather than scattering attention. Remember the visual anchor between games; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Charcoal Gray translates slate into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the rooms energy as you enter; it reads modern. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Charcoal Gray persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Consider the rooms energy in an open layout; it reads calm. In everyday use, Charcoal Gray makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Start with the visual anchor during gatherings; it reads grounded. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Charcoal Gray steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Treat the atmosphere shift in everyday use; it becomes clear quickly. When the surrounding decor is simple, Charcoal Gray adds character; when the decor is layered, Charcoal Gray keeps the scene from feeling busy. Imagine the tone of the corner in an open layout; it reads calm. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Charcoal Gray is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Teal

Standard Felt • Code STD-TEA • #0F766E

Consider the sense of balance as you enter; it reads lively. Teal from the Standard Felt lineup brings a modernity-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Imagine the design finish during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. Across a full playing surface, Teal reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Notice the first impression in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #0F766E, and Teal uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Consider the atmosphere shift in a shared living space; it reads lively. With Teal, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a freshness-style center rather than scattering attention. Picture the tone of the corner during gatherings; it reads calm. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Teal translates lagoon into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Notice the visual anchor in a modern interior; it reads composed. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Teal persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the first impression in a shared living space; it reads grounded. In everyday use, Teal makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Think about the atmosphere shift in a dedicated game room; it reads welcoming. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Teal steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Focus on the design finish in a cozy setup; it reads lively. When the surrounding decor is simple, Teal adds character; when the decor is layered, Teal keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the way the space reads between games; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Teal is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Purple

Standard Felt • Code STD-PUR • #6D28D9

Think about the overall mood in everyday use; it reads welcoming. Purple from the Standard Felt lineup brings a plum-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Look at the design finish in an open layout; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Purple reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Look at the first impression in everyday use; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #6D28D9, and Purple uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Start with the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads lively. With Purple, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a refinement-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the rooms energy in a modern interior; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Purple translates identity into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads composed. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Purple persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Start with the design finish across the room; it feels intentional immediately. In everyday use, Purple makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Lean into the rooms energy across the room; it reads lively. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Purple steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Imagine the feeling of cohesion across the room; it reads confident. When the surrounding decor is simple, Purple adds character; when the decor is layered, Purple keeps the scene from feeling busy. Think about the overall mood between games; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Purple is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Red

Standard Felt • Code STD-RED • #DC2626

Lean into the way the space reads in a shared living space; it reads grounded. Red from the Standard Felt lineup brings a energy-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Treat the design finish in a shared living space; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Red reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Remember the tone of the corner across the room; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #DC2626, and Red uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Imagine the way the space reads between games; it reads welcoming. With Red, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a ruby-style center rather than scattering attention. Start with the visual anchor between games; it reads welcoming. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Red translates celebration into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Picture the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Red persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Remember the overall mood in a shared living space; it reads confident. In everyday use, Red makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the rooms energy during gatherings; it reads refined. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Red steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Picture the rooms energy in a dedicated game room; it becomes clear quickly. When the surrounding decor is simple, Red adds character; when the decor is layered, Red keeps the scene from feeling busy. Imagine the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Red is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

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Green

860 • #0B6E3B

Treat the tone of the corner during gatherings; it reads lively. Green from the 860 lineup brings a familiarity-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Picture the atmosphere shift in an open layout; it reads calm. Across a full playing surface, Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the design finish in a shared living space; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #0B6E3B, and Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Lean into the rooms energy between games; it reads grounded. With Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a calm-style center rather than scattering attention. Think about the overall mood in a modern interior; it reads lively. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Green translates comfort into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Start with the way the space reads in everyday use; it becomes clear quickly. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Consider the feeling of cohesion as you enter; it reads modern. In everyday use, Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Start with the tone of the corner across the room; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Lean into the first impression in a modern interior; it reads refined. When the surrounding decor is simple, Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Look at the tone of the corner in everyday use; it becomes clear quickly. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Blue Green

860 • #0B7A6A

Focus on the tone of the corner in a cozy setup; it reads calm. Blue Green from the 860 lineup brings a coolness-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Consider the design finish in a shared living space; it reads calm. Across a full playing surface, Blue Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Start with the overall mood in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. The tone is cataloged as #0B7A6A, and Blue Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Focus on the first impression as you enter; it becomes clear quickly. With Blue Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a relaxation-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the sense of balance between games; it reads modern. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Blue Green translates freshness into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Treat the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Blue Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it reads calm. In everyday use, Blue Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Imagine the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads refined. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Blue Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Consider the sense of balance in a shared living space; it reads modern. When the surrounding decor is simple, Blue Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Blue Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Look at the design finish in a dedicated game room; it reads composed. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Blue Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Powder Blue

860 • #93C5FD

Start with the design finish in an open layout; it reads composed. Powder Blue from the 860 lineup brings a navy-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the visual anchor between games; it reads welcoming. Across a full playing surface, Powder Blue reads as high-saturation and bright-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Picture the sense of balance in a modern interior; it reads composed. The tone is cataloged as #93C5FD, and Powder Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Lean into the design finish in a shared living space; it feels intentional immediately. With Powder Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a clean-style center rather than scattering attention. Treat the overall mood during gatherings; it reads composed. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Powder Blue translates order into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Pay attention to the first impression in a shared living space; it feels intentional immediately. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Powder Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Picture the design finish across the room; it reads calm. In everyday use, Powder Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the atmosphere shift in a shared living space; it reads grounded. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Powder Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Focus on the sense of balance as you enter; it reads composed. When the surrounding decor is simple, Powder Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Powder Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Look at the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Powder Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Electric Blue

860 • #2563EB

Treat the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. Electric Blue from the 860 lineup brings a order-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the sense of balance as you enter; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Electric Blue reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Remember the overall mood in a shared living space; it reads welcoming. The tone is cataloged as #2563EB, and Electric Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Treat the feeling of cohesion as you enter; it becomes clear quickly. With Electric Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a clean-style center rather than scattering attention. Think about the tone of the corner in a modern interior; it reads confident. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Electric Blue translates clarity into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the design finish in an open layout; it reads calm. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Electric Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Start with the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads composed. In everyday use, Electric Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Lean into the design finish as you enter; it reads confident. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Electric Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads refined. When the surrounding decor is simple, Electric Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Electric Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the overall mood across the room; it reads modern. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Electric Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Royal Blue

860 • #1D4ED8

Focus on the design finish as you enter; it reads welcoming. Royal Blue from the 860 lineup brings a calm-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Royal Blue reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Picture the way the space reads during gatherings; it reads refined. The tone is cataloged as #1D4ED8, and Royal Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Picture the feeling of cohesion as you enter; it reads lively. With Royal Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a polish-style center rather than scattering attention. Focus on the tone of the corner between games; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Royal Blue translates ocean into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Think about the way the space reads in a dedicated game room; it reads modern. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Royal Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Notice the rooms energy in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. In everyday use, Royal Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Think about the visual anchor in a shared living space; it becomes clear quickly. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Royal Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Pay attention to the first impression between games; it becomes clear quickly. When the surrounding decor is simple, Royal Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Royal Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Notice the atmosphere shift across the room; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Royal Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Navy Blue

860 • #1E3A8A

Pay attention to the tone of the corner across the room; it reads calm. Navy Blue from the 860 lineup brings a order-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Remember the visual anchor as you enter; it becomes clear quickly. Across a full playing surface, Navy Blue reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Notice the design finish during gatherings; it reads refined. The tone is cataloged as #1E3A8A, and Navy Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Consider the visual anchor between games; it reads welcoming. With Navy Blue the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a clean-style center rather than scattering attention. Focus on the first impression in everyday use; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Navy Blue translates depth into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the feeling of cohesion during gatherings; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Navy Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Pay attention to the overall mood between games; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Navy Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Remember the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Navy Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Imagine the feeling of cohesion in a dedicated game room; it reads composed. When the surrounding decor is simple, Navy Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Navy Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Imagine the design finish in a shared living space; it feels intentional immediately. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Navy Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Purple

860 • #6D28D9

Lean into the way the space reads in an open layout; it reads welcoming. Purple from the 860 lineup brings a character-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Focus on the atmosphere shift in a modern interior; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Purple reads as high-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the way the space reads between games; it reads calm. The tone is cataloged as #6D28D9, and Purple uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Treat the visual anchor in everyday use; it reads refined. With Purple, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a drama-style center rather than scattering attention. Look at the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Purple translates amethyst into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the sense of balance in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Purple persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Start with the sense of balance in a shared living space; it becomes clear quickly. In everyday use, Purple makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Picture the feeling of cohesion across the room; it becomes clear quickly. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Purple steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Lean into the way the space reads in a dedicated game room; it reads welcoming. When the surrounding decor is simple, Purple adds character; when the decor is layered, Purple keeps the scene from feeling busy. Start with the way the space reads in a shared living space; it reads calm. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Purple is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Gray

860 • #6B7280

Pay attention to the tone of the corner in a modern interior; it reads lively. Gray from the 860 lineup brings a balance-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the atmosphere shift in a dedicated game room; it reads refined. Across a full playing surface, Gray reads as low-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Lean into the visual anchor as you enter; it reads lively. The tone is cataloged as #6B7280, and Gray uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Look at the sense of balance as you enter; it becomes clear quickly. With Gray, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a steel-style center rather than scattering attention. Start with the tone of the corner during gatherings; it reads refined. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Gray translates calm into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Start with the tone of the corner as you enter; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Gray persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Focus on the tone of the corner across the room; it reads calm. In everyday use, Gray makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Pay attention to the design finish in a shared living space; it reads welcoming. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Gray steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Think about the way the space reads between games; it reads welcoming. When the surrounding decor is simple, Gray adds character; when the decor is layered, Gray keeps the scene from feeling busy. Think about the first impression as you enter; it reads composed. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Gray is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Charcoal

860 • #374151

Picture the tone of the corner across the room; it reads modern. Charcoal from the 860 lineup brings a composure-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Pay attention to the way the space reads in a cozy setup; it becomes clear quickly. Across a full playing surface, Charcoal reads as low-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Lean into the tone of the corner in a dedicated game room; it reads calm. The tone is cataloged as #374151, and Charcoal uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Lean into the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads grounded. With Charcoal, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a calm-style center rather than scattering attention. Picture the way the space reads during gatherings; it reads grounded. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Charcoal translates steel into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the overall mood in an open layout; it reads composed. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Charcoal persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Look at the tone of the corner in a shared living space; it reads composed. In everyday use, Charcoal makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Pay attention to the sense of balance across the room; it feels intentional immediately. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Charcoal steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Start with the first impression between games; it reads lively. When the surrounding decor is simple, Charcoal adds character; when the decor is layered, Charcoal keeps the scene from feeling busy. Picture the visual anchor between games; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Charcoal is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Black

860 • #111827

Start with the atmosphere shift in a dedicated game room; it reads refined. Black from the 860 lineup brings a graphite-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Focus on the rooms energy in a dedicated game room; it reads modern. Across a full playing surface, Black reads as moderate-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Remember the design finish in everyday use; it reads welcoming. The tone is cataloged as #111827, and Black uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Picture the feeling of cohesion in a cozy setup; it reads modern. With Black, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a silhouette-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the sense of balance in an open layout; it reads confident. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Black translates shadow into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Notice the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads calm. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Black persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Imagine the sense of balance in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. In everyday use, Black makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Consider the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Black steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Look at the rooms energy in an open layout; it reads refined. When the surrounding decor is simple, Black adds character; when the decor is layered, Black keeps the scene from feeling busy. Treat the sense of balance in everyday use; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Black is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Chocolate

860 • #5B3A29

Lean into the tone of the corner across the room; it reads confident. Chocolate from the 860 lineup brings a richness-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Look at the visual anchor in a modern interior; it reads lively. Across a full playing surface, Chocolate reads as moderate-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Remember the visual anchor in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #5B3A29, and Chocolate uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Imagine the rooms energy in a dedicated game room; it reads lively. With Chocolate the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a walnut-style center rather than scattering attention. Lean into the feeling of cohesion as you enter; it reads modern. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Chocolate translates retreat into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Focus on the rooms energy as you enter; it feels intentional immediately. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Chocolate persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the first impression in everyday use; it reads calm. In everyday use, Chocolate makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Notice the way the space reads as you enter; it reads welcoming. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Chocolate steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Imagine the sense of balance during gatherings; it reads grounded. When the surrounding decor is simple, Chocolate adds character; when the decor is layered, Chocolate keeps the scene from feeling busy. Lean into the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Chocolate is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Mahogany

860 • #7A2E2E

Pay attention to the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads welcoming. Mahogany from the 860 lineup brings a lounge-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Pay attention to the feeling of cohesion in a modern interior; it reads confident. Across a full playing surface, Mahogany reads as moderate-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Notice the feeling of cohesion in a shared living space; it reads modern. The tone is cataloged as #7A2E2E, and Mahogany uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Think about the visual anchor in an open layout; it becomes clear quickly. With Mahogany, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a walnut-style center rather than scattering attention. Picture the rooms energy in everyday use; it becomes clear quickly. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Mahogany translates espresso into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Imagine the way the space reads in a shared living space; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Mahogany persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Picture the overall mood in a shared living space; it reads modern. In everyday use, Mahogany makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Remember the design finish in a modern interior; it reads lively. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Mahogany steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Look at the feeling of cohesion across the room; it becomes clear quickly. When the surrounding decor is simple, Mahogany adds character; when the decor is layered, Mahogany keeps the scene from feeling busy. Pay attention to the tone of the corner between games; it reads composed. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Mahogany is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Pine Green

860 • #0A5A3B

Think about the visual anchor in a shared living space; it feels intentional immediately. Pine Green from the 860 lineup brings a steadiness-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Imagine the design finish in an open layout; it reads modern. Across a full playing surface, Pine Green reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Lean into the design finish during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. The tone is cataloged as #0A5A3B, and Pine Green uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Focus on the visual anchor in everyday use; it reads confident. With Pine Green, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a ease-style center rather than scattering attention. Remember the design finish during gatherings; it reads welcoming. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Pine Green translates comfort into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Notice the design finish as you enter; it reads lively. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Pine Green persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the overall mood in a dedicated game room; it reads refined. In everyday use, Pine Green makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Look at the design finish as you enter; it reads composed. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Pine Green steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Focus on the tone of the corner in a cozy setup; it reads composed. When the surrounding decor is simple, Pine Green adds character; when the decor is layered, Pine Green keeps the scene from feeling busy. Notice the tone of the corner in an open layout; it reads confident. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Pine Green is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Tan

860 • #C2A36B

Picture the tone of the corner as you enter; it reads composed. Tan from the 860 lineup brings a grounding-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Focus on the sense of balance across the room; it reads refined. Across a full playing surface, Tan reads as moderate-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Lean into the rooms energy in a dedicated game room; it reads welcoming. The tone is cataloged as #C2A36B, and Tan uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Imagine the sense of balance in a dedicated game room; it feels intentional immediately. With Tan, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a linen-style center rather than scattering attention. Remember the rooms energy in a cozy setup; it reads composed. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Tan translates comfort into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Consider the rooms energy in a cozy setup; it reads composed. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Tan persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Picture the visual anchor between games; it feels intentional immediately. In everyday use, Tan makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Focus on the tone of the corner across the room; it reads lively. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Tan steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Notice the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads modern. When the surrounding decor is simple, Tan adds character; when the decor is layered, Tan keeps the scene from feeling busy. Imagine the atmosphere shift in an open layout; it reads refined. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Tan is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Taupe

860 • #8B7B6B

Look at the first impression during gatherings; it reads welcoming. Taupe from the 860 lineup brings a softness-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Think about the atmosphere shift during gatherings; it reads calm. Across a full playing surface, Taupe reads as low-saturation and mid-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Lean into the way the space reads in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #8B7B6B, and Taupe uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Remember the overall mood in an open layout; it feels intentional immediately. With Taupe, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a naturalness-style center rather than scattering attention. Remember the overall mood across the room; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Taupe translates welcome into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Remember the sense of balance between games; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Taupe persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Think about the first impression as you enter; it reads lively. In everyday use, Taupe makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Notice the atmosphere shift in a dedicated game room; it becomes clear quickly. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Taupe steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Treat the way the space reads in a modern interior; it reads composed. When the surrounding decor is simple, Taupe adds character; when the decor is layered, Taupe keeps the scene from feeling busy. Notice the tone of the corner in a dedicated game room; it reads calm. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Taupe is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Beige

860 • #D6C4A5

Picture the atmosphere shift in a shared living space; it reads confident. Beige from the 860 lineup brings a warmth-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Look at the overall mood across the room; it reads composed. Across a full playing surface, Beige reads as moderate-saturation and bright-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Treat the design finish across the room; it reads confident. The tone is cataloged as #D6C4A5, and Beige uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Pay attention to the sense of balance across the room; it reads modern. With Beige, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a grounding-style center rather than scattering attention. Treat the rooms energy between games; it reads welcoming. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Beige translates ease into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Lean into the overall mood in an open layout; it becomes clear quickly. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Beige persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Pay attention to the way the space reads as you enter; it reads composed. In everyday use, Beige makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Treat the feeling of cohesion in a dedicated game room; it reads confident. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Beige steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Consider the tone of the corner during gatherings; it becomes clear quickly. When the surrounding decor is simple, Beige adds character; when the decor is layered, Beige keeps the scene from feeling busy. Think about the design finish between games; it reads confident. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Beige is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Slate

860 • #475569

Treat the feeling of cohesion across the room; it reads lively. Slate from the 860 lineup brings a calm-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Treat the sense of balance between games; it reads grounded. Across a full playing surface, Slate reads as low-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Consider the design finish between games; it reads modern. The tone is cataloged as #475569, and Slate uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Picture the sense of balance between games; it reads modern. With Slate , the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a slate-style center rather than scattering attention. Focus on the design finish in an open layout; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Slate translates structure into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Picture the visual anchor in an open layout; it reads modern. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Slate persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Pay attention to the rooms energy in an open layout; it reads refined. In everyday use, Slate makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Remember the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it becomes clear quickly. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Slate steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Look at the way the space reads between games; it reads composed. When the surrounding decor is simple, Slate adds character; when the decor is layered, Slate keeps the scene from feeling busy. Picture the visual anchor in a modern interior; it reads welcoming. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Slate is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Petrol Blue

860 • #0F4C5C

Notice the atmosphere shift in everyday use; it reads lively. Petrol Blue from the 860 lineup brings a coolness-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Pay attention to the rooms energy during gatherings; it reads composed. Across a full playing surface, Petrol Blue reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the visual anchor in a cozy setup; it reads lively. The tone is cataloged as #0F4C5C, and Petrol Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Start with the way the space reads during gatherings; it reads modern. With Petrol Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a freshness-style center rather than scattering attention. Pay attention to the sense of balance during gatherings; it feels intentional immediately. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Petrol Blue translates relaxation into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Treat the rooms energy as you enter; it reads confident. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Petrol Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Notice the overall mood in a modern interior; it reads refined. In everyday use, Petrol Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Imagine the design finish as you enter; it reads calm. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Petrol Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Lean into the visual anchor across the room; it reads grounded. When the surrounding decor is simple, Petrol Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Petrol Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Remember the sense of balance during gatherings; it reads composed. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Petrol Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

Marine Blue

860 • #0B3A53

Think about the design finish in everyday use; it reads welcoming. Marine Blue from the 860 lineup brings a confidence-leaning atmosphere that makes the table feel purposefully placed. Notice the overall mood between games; it reads calm. Across a full playing surface, Marine Blue reads as high-saturation and dark-leaning lightness, which keeps the mood specific rather than generic. Pay attention to the rooms energy in everyday use; it reads lively. The tone is cataloged as #0B3A53, and Marine Blue uses that consistency to help nearby finishes feel coordinated instead of competing. Treat the first impression in a modern interior; it reads confident. With Marine Blue, the table acts like a visual anchor; the room settles around a order-style center rather than scattering attention. Treat the feeling of cohesion in a cozy setup; it reads composed. If your room uses wood, metal, and fabric together, Marine Blue translates clean into the middle of the space so the mix feels intentional. Look at the design finish in a cozy setup; it feels intentional immediately. Instead of turning the table into a novelty, Marine Blue persuades quietly, shaping a mood you enjoy living with between games. Remember the feeling of cohesion in everyday use; it reads calm. In everyday use, Marine Blue makes the corner feel ready for guests, while still staying calm enough for a regular weeknight. Pay attention to the design finish across the room; it reads refined. People often respond to how a room feels before they name the color, and Marine Blue steers that feeling toward a more finished atmosphere. Picture the tone of the corner in everyday use; it reads calm. When the surrounding decor is simple, Marine Blue adds character; when the decor is layered, Marine Blue keeps the scene from feeling busy. Remember the atmosphere shift in a shared living space; it reads lively. If you want the space to feel welcoming and cohesive, Marine Blue is the felt choice that holds the mood together without sounding loud.

The most common reason people change their plan later isn’t color—it’s room flow. Studio works best when you decide the layout basics first, then apply style second.

Clearance first: make sure there’s comfortable cue space around the table perimeter
Paths second: keep a clean walking lane from doors to seating
Lighting third: avoid harsh shadows or glare that cut across the table
Then style: finalize cloth direction, accessories, and accents

While you plan, these sections help you think through layout and atmosphere

Lighting
Cue racks and storage (helps plan walls and walk paths)

Cloth & felt: choosing visually without overthinking

Cloth is one of the highest-impact visual choices in a game room. It dominates photos, sets the room tone, and can either blend in or become the room’s signature.

Three visual directions that work in most homes:

Classic: clean greens and tournament blues that fit almost any decor
Modern accent: bolder colors that match a wall, rug, or lighting tone
Signature: custom or logo-based designs that become the centerpiece

Cloth categories to browse while you explore:

A room looks professionally designed when the details match the direction. The Studio becomes more useful when you build the “details layer” after you decide the table footprint and cloth direction.

Choose one dominant tone
Choose one accent tone
Choose one signature detail (team theme, custom logo, or standout cloth)

Useful categories while you refine the details:

Lighting is not just decor—it changes how cloth color reads and how your room photographs. A room can feel “premium” with the right lighting even before you add extra décor.

Even coverage: avoid hotspots or harsh glare
Consistent tone: warm vs cool bulbs can change cloth appearance
Room balance: include secondary lighting so the table isn’t the only bright area

Lighting categories to reference:

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The Studio isn’t limited to one region. People plan game rooms differently depending on housing type, space constraints, and how the room is used. Use the playbooks below as starting points, then adjust to your actual layout.

New York City • Jersey City • Boston • Philadelphia

Smaller footprints mean the plan starts with flow. Studio helps you test compact layouts, minimal décor, and clean finishes that don’t visually crowd the room. Start with tables, then add lighting and a few matching details.

Los Angeles • San Diego • San Jose • San Francisco • Sacramento

Open-concept rooms benefit from a strong “design anchor.” In Studio, pick your cloth direction first (classic vs accent vs signature), then match lighting tone to keep the look consistent.

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Custom felt
NFL lamps (theme lighting):

Chicago • Detroit • Milwaukee • Minneapolis

Basements and multi-use rooms are common. Studio planning works best by defining zones: table zone, seating zone, and storage zone. Durability and easy maintenance matter.

Houston • Dallas • Austin • San Antonio

Larger rooms can lead to “adding everything.” Studio helps you keep the plan intentional: one theme direction, then match cues, balls, and wall accents.

Miami • Fort Lauderdale • Tampa • Orlando • Jacksonville

Rooms often double as entertaining spaces. Studio planning is easiest when you prioritize the “hero view”—what people see first walking in. Choose the table look, then refine lighting and protective choices.

Phoenix • Las Vegas • Denver • Albuquerque

Bright light and wide sightlines change how color reads. Studio helps you compare felt colors under different lighting tone assumptions and keep the room balanced with fewer, stronger accents.

Seattle • Portland • Washington DC • Baltimore

Multi-function rooms benefit from clear walk paths and clean storage. Studio planning works best when storage and accessories are treated as part of the room design.

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The most common reason people change their plan later isn’t color—it’s room flow. Studio works best when you decide the layout basics first, then apply style second.

The Studio isn’t limited to one region. People plan game rooms differently depending on housing type, space constraints, and how the room is used. Use the playbooks below as starting points, then adjust to your actual layout.

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The Studio isn’t limited to one region. People plan game rooms differently depending on housing type, space constraints, and how the room is used. Use the playbooks below as starting points, then adjust to your actual layout.

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