Icing Sugar Peel & Stick
€1.50
Our most versatile white. Icing Sugar is a fresh warm off white that isn’t too creamy or clinical or cold. Use it on its own or as the perfect complement to almost any other colour in the collection.
| Product | Interior Paint, Metal, Wood |
|---|---|
| Size | 0.65L, 1L, 2.6L, 5L |
Complementary Palettes…
A crisp white with a hint of true grey. Moon Mist is a subtle neutral with a fresh warm tone. It can be used as a wall colour for a contemporary space. It's equally beautiful when used on ceilings and woodwork when combined with greys or darker neutrals.
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A mellow dark blue. Blueprint is a beautiful wall colour choice and is equally striking when used on paneling or woodwork. The green undertones give this shade a calming and earthy quality, making it a surprisingly attractive option for smaller or darker spaces.
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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.
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A warm grey-brown with red undertones. The warmth of this dark shade makes it incredibly comforting. Work of Art reads as a dark, dusty pink, especially when paired with a crisp white like Icing Sugar or Blank Canvas.
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A dark, sage green with subtle grey undertones. Sage has an almost chalky quality that creates a softness despite its depth of colour. It is beautifully crisp when paired with whites like Blank Canvas and Icing Sugar.
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A mellow, warm sandy shade. Beach House has a slight yellow tone which gives it warmth without being too cream. It pairs well with fresher whites like Blank Canvas or Icing Sugar.
A charming lavender hue. Amethyst is beautiful when used in bright rooms. It looks greyer in darker spaces but is never cold. Pair with fresh whites for a crisp look or soften with warm greys.
A dark chalky terracotta. Earthenware has a mix of yellow and red undertones that gives this earthy shade a soothing warmth. It appears pink in brighter rooms and has a browner more terracotta feel in darker spaces.
A deep blue grey. Blue Jeans works surprisingly well in spaces without much natural light as the softness of the blue creates a comforting atmosphere. Combine with soft greys for a contemporary look.