By Application

 A pretty powder blue, a warmer tone of blue then many others - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, ...

  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we recommend testing a Sample pot first, Sample pots are onl...

- Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we recommend testing a Sample pot first, Sample pots are only...

  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we recommend testing a Sample pot first, Sample pots are onl...

  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we recommend testing a Sample pot first, Sample pots are onl...

 A fresh and bright pale green - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we recommend testing a Sample p...

 A muted lime, providing a relaxing and elegant back drop  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we ...

An unbleached calico- replacing white in many white houses of England - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly dif...

A subtle pastel shade of white from the fragrant country flower - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different...

A moody Bath Stone which stands the test of time admirably - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we ...

A more honeyed tone than its cool counterpart (Stone-Pale-Cool) - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different...

A broken and pared down natural linen colour, - should be used in place of white in many projects  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint...

A light, pinky shade based on the umber which gives warmth without being too sweet - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look...

A light, pinky shade based on the umber which gives warmth without being too sweet - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look...

A warm and pale neutral - this colour has been used extensively for many years as it is easy on they eye. - Colours of England Collection - * Actua...

A strong and contemporary burnt orange, can be used well as an accent in many schemes.  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may...

A popular accent colour used with Magnolia on the walls and a pinky-beige on the doors - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may ...

A lighter version of 'Baked Cherry', tempered with more red oxide of iron. - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightl...

A soft, feminine neutral with a hint of pink - useful to add warmth to a north- facing room - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour...

A sumptuous red, wonderfully rich and hugely popular for dining rooms and studies - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look ...

A name more commonly used to describe the bronze lustre of printing inks., but taken from the late 19th century book of paint colours - Colours of ...

An exiting and glamorous shade mixing magenta and violet to an intoxicating effect - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look...

A delicate Mauve, which marries the tones of pink and blue - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look slightly different, we ...

A rather exclusive colour once used in the Royal Pavillion, Brighton and in the dining room of the Regency Town House - Colours of England Collecti...

A soft, brownish red achieved by  mixing the primary red with the secondary  green and favoured for its depth and discretion - Colours of England C...

A regal and reassuring plum aubergine - suitable for creation of atmosphere and intimacy - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour ma...

Inspired by the raw clays of St Austell used in ceramics throughout the ages.  - Colours of England Collection - * Actual paint colour may look sli...