Jonquil a good yellow pink so Edward borrowed the name of a colour made with Dutch Pink in the 18th century (Dutch Pink was actually a yellow pigment). It might be called a plaster pink now that we use gypsum plaster for interior walls and has a wonderful soft hue that hovers between pink and yellow/beige. A truly sustainable, timeless colour which creates a wonderful backdrop in a period property as it does in an ultramodern home – it is favoured in every room from kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms to painted furniture. Like all our colours, Jonquil is made with gentle, plant-based chemistry with absolutely no pollutants or harmful toxins. Jonquil (100%) Order a Sample Jonquil (60%) Order a Sample Jonquil (40%) Order a Sample Jonquil (20%) Order a Sample Whiting Order a Sample Spanish White Order a Sample Rose Tinted White Order a Sample Wall: JonquilJonquil full colour. Photo and styled by Nicholas Cox of @periodportraits Wall: JonquilJonquil full colour, at the home of @jessiecutts Wall: JonquilJonquil full colour, at the former home of @clarenceandgraves Deliberating over colours? If in doubt you cannot go wrong with our timeless plaster pink, Jonquil, with enough yellow to stop it from being sugary it hovers between pink and beige with the most exquisite undertone. It is not surprising that this is one of our most coveted colours; it flatters all styles, all light and mostly ourselves…! To find the perfect shade for your room, whatever its orientation, size, or usage you can dial the colour up or down with our Shades – Jonquil is available in 100%, 60% 40% and 20% of the pigment. Jonquil Order a Sample 100 60 40 20 Whiting Order a Sample Spanish White Order a Sample Rose Tinted White Order a Sample
Discover the new ‘Forever Favourites Collection’ Create a scheme from one room to your whole house with soft colours that work together effortlessly ensuring tonal flow and harmony. Our 12 best loved shades together in one pack. Discover the power of natural paint today.
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.
The Power of Paint – A Date for your Diary Join House & Garden Editor, Hatta Byng, in conversation with three experts in interior decoration as they discuss the role of paint, colour and decorative paint effects in historical interiors and interior design today.
Wicklewood x Edward Bulmer Natural Paint Colour Guide In the first edition, five cult paint colours – from the softest pink to vibrant green – with top expert tips on how to style them in your own home. All you need to do is sign up to our Colour Club to reserve and receive your FREE beautiful first issue.
Why the design world needs to cut its carbon footprint The industrial revolution, or what you might call ‘the dawn of commercial design’ relied on the use of a new energy source – fossil fuels. From coal, to coal tar, to crude oil, to natural gas, their use began to alter the dynamic and the planet increasingly had to store the resultant carbon emissions in the atmosphere rather than in its vegetation, soils and oceans.
