A rich, chalky grey. The subtle yellow undertones give Daydream a delicate warmth. It is an incredibly versatile shade and pairs well with bright whites and deeper, darker hues too.
A dark blue-grey. Spyglass has a restful quality despite its strength. This cool grey pairs well with other blue-toned greys. It is brought to life when contrasted with zesty yellows.
A pale grey with a slight red undertone. The hint of red gives Silver Lining a subtle warmth. Keep it crisp by pairing it with greys and whites. Or bring out the warmth by combining it with pinks and other red-toned shades.
A warm and muted mid-grey. The combination of yellow and red undertones give Dusk a lovely warmth. It creates a calm and soft atmosphere when combined with other warm based neutrals.
A deep blue with warm grey undertones. Blue Satin is a versatile shade and works beautifully on joinery like kitchen units and walls. Pair with warm greys and soft whites or contrast with zesty yellows or greens.
A dark and definite grey. Graphite is a dark neutral and combines well with cooler blue-toned shades and warmer pinks. It is a beautiful backdrop for artwork and also lovely on door trims and skirtings.
An understated warm sandy grey. Warm Grey has a mix of yellow and red undertones, which gives it a subtle warmth. It pairs well with fresher whites like Blank Canvas or Icing Sugar and adds warmth to cooler blue and green tones.
This chalky cobalt blue. Twilight has a hint of mauve and comes to life when paired with whites and bright shades. In contrast, however, it is calmer and more restful when used in darker spaces.
True Grey, as the name suggests, is a pure grey with no undertones. This mid-tone grey is exceptionally versatile and works well with both cool and warm shades. Pair with Blank Canvas for a contemporary look or the softer white, Icing Sugar for a more relaxed feel.
A warm grey-based neutral. Tranquillity has a warmth that brings calm to any room. The mix of yellow and red undertones gives this shade its warmth and versatility.
A subtle grey tone. Stepping Stone brings calm and tranquillity wherever it's used. Pair with softer accent shades like Limoncello and Coastal Calm for a bright yet serene look.
A warm dark neutral. Smoke Screen is a true grey with a depth of colour that gives this dark neutral richness. It's the ideal backdrop for displaying art and pairs beautifully with bright shades and whites alike.