How can color coordination be unified in whole-house customization?

The key to unified color is controlling the number of color codes; keep the main colors for the entire home to no more than three. The cabinet body and door panel should be in the same color family as much as possible, with accent colors used only on open shelves or partial back panels. Door panel materials also affect the look: double-faced melamine is more matte, PET is glossier, and lacquer can match colors precisely. It is recommended to first decide the flooring and wall paint, then compare color swatches against the cabinet doors to avoid warm-cool conflicts. For board environmental grades, options include HENF, ENF, E0, etc.; use PUR edge banding or laser edge banding for cleaner color transitions. During measurement, we will confirm wall flatness and internal/external corners; only when the closing details are handled well will the color transition not look abrupt.