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 rich, dark green with the slightest hint of yellow. Forest Bathing is a beautiful alternative to dark grey or dark blue. It is ideal for use on kitchen cupboards or as a statement on a kitchen island.
An earthy grey-brown shade. This dark neutral has undertones of green which creates a softness. The earthy quality creates a cocoon-like effect when used in spaces without much natural light.
A dark olive shade with a hint of grey. Greenhouse is bold but calm at the same time. Pair with blues or yellow-based whites for a tranquil and serene scheme.
A dark grey with a hint of green. Gun Metal is surprisingly warm for a dark grey, especially when used in sunny rooms. It's the ideal backdrop for bright whites and zesty hues. It can also appear like a very dark sage green when paired with aqua tones.
A dark, earthy, almost Khaki green. The yellow undertones in Hedgerow give a soft warmth to this beautiful shade. When used in smaller spaces, it has a cocoon-like effect and is beautiful when paired with pinks or whites.
A light and milky teal. Holiday Mode is a beautiful green-blue tone. It's ideal for use in children's bedrooms or anywhere you want to bring some joy.
A fresh green with silver undertones. Linen is a delicate shade that instantly promotes rest and tranquillity, making it ideal for use in bedrooms.
A chalky mid-teal with a grey undertone. Nature Walk is a soft and elegant shade that works well in both contemporary and traditional settings.
A deep chalky blue with green undertones. Night Owl works beautifully as an accent wall colour when teamed with fresher tones or whites like Icing Sugar. The green undertones bring a restful quality to this timeless shade.
A soft off-black. Night Sky is much softer than true black making it a gorgeous choice for moody interior schemes. It's also an attractive choice for woodwork, like skirtings, doors and architraves.
A deep, dark blue with a hint of green. The green undertones of Ocean Blue give it an earthy quality that makes it a more mellow choice than a true navy for rooms where you want to relax and unwind. It's also an attractive choice for joinery and kitchens