Save across collections
Keep one stone, one brick, one décor or ten different options. The palette is about the project, not the collection they came from.
Project Palette
Project Palette is a free visual shortlisting tool built into Appleton Brooks. Turn on Project Palette Mode while you browse, save tiles from any collection, and bring the contenders back into one board so you can see what works together before you order samples or specify.
No account. No checkout. Just a working visual shortlist saved on this device.
What it is
It is deliberately separate from ordinary browsing. You choose when to enter Project Palette Mode; while it is on, tiles gain an Add to this palette control and a clear bar stays visible so you always know you are building a project shortlist.
Keep one stone, one brick, one décor or ten different options. The palette is about the project, not the collection they came from.
Return to the palette to see the shortlist visually and compare the product details without trying to remember separate tabs.
Add the shortlist to your sample basket or send the palette with a project enquiry when you want Appleton Brooks to help.
Project Palette
Project Palette is a simple visual workspace for a live scheme. Start here, browse the tile library in Project Palette mode, add the options worth considering, then come back to compare them together, order samples or send the shortlist to us.
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Start here
Give the palette a clear project name below so the shortlist has context from the beginning.
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Enter Project Palette Mode
Switch to Project Palette
Choose Enter Project Palette Mode below. A clear Project Palette bar will appear while you browse, so you always know when you are building a palette.
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Add to this palette
Add only the contenders
Add tiles from the tile library, collections and individual tile pages. The same palette follows you while you browse.
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Return here
Compare the saved tiles visually and by detail, add the shortlist to samples, or include the whole palette in a project enquiry.
Worked example
Four warm, natural-stone options with different levels of movement and texture. Bringing them together makes the differences easier to judge before sampling or specifying.
Start building
This switches tile browsing into a project-building view. A clear Project Palette bar stays with you while you browse, your saved count remains visible, and tiles gain an Add to this palette button. Exit at any time to return to normal browsing.
Your palette is empty
When you are ready, turn on Project Palette Mode. Nothing is added until you choose it, and normal browsing stays uncluttered.
Enter Project Palette ModeProject Palette Mode is on
Browse the tile library and use Add to this palette on anything worth considering. Your shortlist will stay saved on this device while you browse.
Start adding tilesMore to consider
As product colour, effect and finish classifications are completed, this area adapts to what you are saving rather than showing generic recommendations.