Drab Green
Drab referred originally to an un-dyed cloth (from the French drap) and its use in colour terminology came to mean a lightish brown. C18th century accounts refer to drab green and we have taken this idea to mix a beautiful brown green in defiance of its name. I have seen this colour used by clients to create really grown up rooms with depth and self-assurance. Early on it was used as an all-over colour for panelling and just as then it can be a successful tone for a scheme that treats walls and trim as the same.
" Love this colour & the perfect back drop for brown furniture!"
Colin Gray
Sample pot
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2.5 L
£ 49.50
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5 L
£ 85.00
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Use with
Complete the look
Tonal palette
Make up your colour moodboard - use fabrics and furnishings in these colours to get the look
Choosing a finish
| Emulsion | Modern Oil Eggshell (previously called Water-based Eggshell) |
Traditional Oil Eggshell (previously called Oil Eggshell) |
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| Kitchens & Bathrooms | |||
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| Exterior Metalwork |