Light Grey Wood Primer & Undercoat (now combined)

This strong cobalt blue

although a little lighter in tone

takes its name from the dark sticky tar often used in roofing

This deep and luxurious purple has a regal feel and derives its name from untreated animal hides

The fine synthetic bristles help reduce brush marks

Bone creates a timeless look suited to halls when combined with Lime White on woodwork

with its slight green undertone

Mahogany is an invitingly rich brown which takes its name from the dark red wood used by master cabinet makers like Thomas Chippendale

This clean off white

more contemporary version of Rectory Red

This yellow based stone hue was first created as a background colour for our wallpapers but was quickly added to our paint collection by popular request

This mid-century modern green is a darker version of the much-loved archive colour