Pale Smoke Grey
Smoke was commonly used to create black pigments in the very earliest days of paint making. Burning something and collecting the carbon deposit enabled the making of a range of blacks and the process often begot the name; Lamp Black, Pitch Black, Black Smoke. Our colour is as simple as it sounds – a pale grey based on carbon black with white and our usual touch of earth pigment to soften it to the eye.
The Patent Yellow has worked brilliantly in the nursery and bathroom toning in so perfectly with the Turnell and Gigon wallpaper that I had used in our last house and we have had so many wonderful comments about the colours outside - the Green looks magnificent with the dark cream - and I am delighted with the choices in the kitchen/downstairs passageways…... I will send some photographs. Charles has done the drawing room in your duck egg blue and it looks stunning.
| Emulsion | Modern Oil Eggshell (previously called Water-based Eggshell) |
Traditional Oil Eggshell (previously called Oil Eggshell) |
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