Refresh your home for the new year with small but impactful decorating ideas using Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, from painting window frames, doors and skirting boards to transforming your space with a coloured ceiling – the often-overlooked fifth wall.

We are delighted to introduce our new painted A5 colour swatches — a simple yet transformative way to decide on colour.

Bring festive warmth to your walls with colours that last all year. Including versatile Lilac Pink, earthy Nicaragua, and timeless neutral Wash Stop, our natural paints create a home that feels beautiful at Christmas—and every season beyond.

Period homes deserve finishes that honour their history rather than hide it. Read on to discover why our natural, breathable, and historically accurate paint is essential for preserving the character and wellbeing of older buildings.

Discover how to hang pictures with confidence, using simple designer tricks to create beautifully balanced walls that work in harmony with your room’s architecture.

Redecorating your guest bedroom for Christmas? Explore our natural paint palette — free from chemicals and odours — and find timeless colour ideas to make your space inviting, comfortable and ready for the season.

Verdigris is a fabulous, vivid green. Bright, balanced and full of life, it brings history and freshness to any space.

When decorating your home, it is important to understand the light in each room. This can make a huge difference to the final look, especially when choosing your paint colours. It is key to note that the light in an east facing room is soft, fresh, and changes throughout the day.

Welcome to the second part of the blog on pairing our whites with colours. This blog will look at the best way to match our whites with our yellows, browns, reds and greys. With 20 beautiful and varied whites to choose from, it’s clear that all whites are not the same.

Whites are more complex than they seem. Don’t be deceived, white is definitely not just white. It all depends what ingredients are used in the creation process. At Edward Bulmer Natural Paint we have 20 different whites to choose from , all lovingly created by hand in our factory barn in Herefordshire by Edward Bulmer.

Edward Bulmer was honoured to be approached by Winchester College Heritage to create a set of bespoke paint colours for the rooms that Jane Austen lived in in the final months of her life in 1817. By carefully scraping back layers of paint, the original Georgian decorating scheme was uncovered.  Edward specially mixed new colours to match those original finishes.

The colour in a west facing room alters greatly depending on the time of day.  Paint colours come alive in the late afternoon and early evening with a warmer light, but can appear cooler in the morning shadows. Whatever you plan to use your room for, choosing the right paint colour is essential to harness the beauty and mercurial nature of the west-facing light.

As summer unfolds and Wimbledon returns for another year, there’s something quietly powerful about the colour white taking centre stage, both in homes and on the courts.

For interior designers and homeowners, white has long been a go-to for painting walls. But as anyone who’s stood in front of a wall of swatches knows, not all whites are created equal. Our paints are known for their natural ingredients our whites are anything but plain.

Kingfisher Cottage is the epitome of life in rural Herefordshire. A sumptuous cottage, thoughtfully designed and styled by Edward Bulmer and painted top to toe in Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. It is an eco friendly haven, using repurposed furniture, re-loved items and other planet friendly touches. 

You know that feeling when you rearrange your furniture and suddenly your room feels brand new? Now imagine that feeling, but multiplied, just by painting your bedroom a new colour.