At Edward Bulmer Natural Paint we love to support and collaborate with small brands who, like us, have a deep respect and passion for nature and our planet. Beautiful by George create 100% plastic-free mural wallcoverings which are both eco-friendly and beautiful: the sustainable ‘Spring Tonic’ collection embodies our philosophy of having the lightest touch on the earth possible. 'High Noon' in our London Showroom Beautiful by George’s hand-painted wallcoverings are made on eco non-woven paper with non-toxic inks and designed to radiate glimmers of nature with its luscious greens and vibrant wildflowers. The papers contain no PET plastic fibres – like many wallpapers or wallcoverings. It is FSC certified and made from 99% renewable raw materials (Renewable cellulose (wood pulp) fibres, Renewable Binder, Renewable PLA fibres (a plant derived thermoplastic). They also use approximately 30% less Greenhouse Gases in manufacturing PLA fibres compared to PET fibres. To find out more read George’s full eco credentials on the website and start shopping! www.beautifulbygeorge.com To fully appreciate these exquisite designs do come to our new showroom where you can see the stunning ‘High Noon’ mural against our ‘Ochre’ and leading on to ‘Invisible Green’. The ‘Spring Tonic’ collection can be combined with our pioneering plant-based paints aided by the palette of colours that we have created to complement them. See our recommended colour matches below. Our Edward Bulmer customers can receive an exclusive 15% discount at Beautiful by George for each mural purchased. Sign up here! The only problem you will have will be choosing which beautiful colourway! It is definitely a case of bringing the outside in with these beautiful designs; the main body of the design is luscious greens, cool whites with hints of pink in the Foxglove and Dog Rose flower centres, the Yorkshire Fog Grass and stems of Cow Parsley. Inspired by early morning Summertime walks with George’s dog, Fudge. where all the wildflowers and hedgerows look so bright and fresh. This mural panel set is ideal as a special back drop in a main room or a long singular wall like along a landing. It will feel fresh and vibrant all year round and mostly it will lift your mood and make you feel happy! ‘High Noon’ is such a warm and jolly colour that is complemented by both calm neutrals and vibrant colours: Turquoise Stone White Invisible Green Fine White Pea Green ‘Twilight’ ‘Twilight’ is full of earthy and natural colours so using complementary tones, related colours or warm contrasts on the colour wheel enhances the tranquility: Portland Brick Spanish White Invisible Green Clove ‘Morning Mist’ For ‘Morning Mist’ we recommend using underlying colours of red and violet – whilst it sounds like a strong colour suggestion, it pairs so well as the colours are actually related: Fawn Pompadour Wash Stop Invisible Green Lilac Pink ‘Rosy Dawn’ The perfect pink! ‘Rosy Dawn’ makes for a lovely warm and light bedroom and looks perfect with our neutral paint colours: Eau de Nile Rose Tinted White Invisible Green Duck Egg Pearl Colour ‘Midnight’ The deep, luxurious colours of ‘Midnight’ pairs with split complimentary colours and related colours to create a statement: Pippin Nicaragua Invisible Green Trumpington Pure White Don’t forget to sign up to our newsletter to receive this amazing 15% off discount. Simply sign up here.
B Corp Month – We ask fellow founders about their journey, from first steps to the future March is the month dedicated to B CORP and this year the #thiswayforward. A focus on continuance and hard work after gaining your B Corp status. We have chatted 3 fellow brands striving to be better, whilst putting people and planet before profit. Celebrating what it means to be part of the community over the next month we will be sharing what it means to us, the highs, the lows and how it feels to be alongside other brands who are also taking the step to be better.
7 reasons to invest in Edward Bulmer Natural Paint When you decide to invest in natural paint, you are making more than a colour choice, a paint choice, a fashion choice or even a lifestyle choice – you too are choosing to make a difference. Read more to discover why you should invest in Edward Bulmer Natural Paint!
Put a spring in your step with Edward Bulmer Natural Paint There’s nothing better than the feeling of Spring. Brighter evenings, warmer days, flowers blooming, and there’s plenty of Spring inspired colours at Edward Bulmer Natural Paint to help you brighten your interiors. One of the easiest ways to refresh your home for the season is by incorporating fresh and vibrant Spring colour palettes. In this blog, we will explore five spring paint colours that will bring a sense of warmth, brightness, and renewal to your living space.
Colour Inspiration from Nature As we move into one of our favourite seasons, it seemed timely to share some wise words from editor extraordinaire, Kerryn Harper-Cuss. Kerryn loves to use our natural plant based paints in her own home and like us when she is choosing colours for s scheme she turns unequivocally to nature.
Child and Baby Safe Paints | 4 Nursery and Playroom schemes Your Nursery is so precious to you and your baby, a place for quiet moments, a place for playfulness. Natural paint is the safe and beautiful choice for painting your nursery or child’s bedroom, no unpleasant smells, no emissions, no harmful VOC’s, we’ve got nothing to hide.
Responsibility Knocks: A column for House & Garden In the first of a new series of columns, Edward Bulmer, the winner of our Responsible Design Award (sponsored by Vinterior) in 2022, lays out why we should all pay attention to responsible design and consumption, and how to become more conscious in the process
The Crossover Project: Making Art Not Waste To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the London Design Festival we are hosting a dynamic exhibition in collaboration with The Crossover Project featuring a host of talented emerging artists represented by Bleur Gallery. The Crossover Project is a new initiative connecting the worlds of design, fashion and art through the values of circularity – in a bid to reduce waste.
Our Guide to ‘Eco-Friendly’ Paint With a multitude of sins being hidden behind that ‘eco-friendly’ label we have done our own guide to ‘eco-friendly’ paint, which will hopefully help you navigate the greenwashing and know what to look out for, how to decide if something is really as ec0-conscious as it says and unpacking some commonly used ‘eco’ credentials.