We are delighted to have received the Conscious Award at the Country & Town House Interiors Awards, recognising our commitment to creating beautiful paint with a lower environmental impact. Presented at the Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge, the award is particularly meaningful to our team, reflecting the principles that have guided Edward Bulmer Natural Paint from the beginning. The beautiful front cover of Country and Townhouse, photography by Marcus Dawes A different approach to paint When Edward founded the company, his ambition was to create paint that combined exceptional colour with a more responsible approach to ingredients and manufacturing. That commitment continues to shape everything we do. Our paints are made using a pioneering plant-based binder rather than conventional fossil fuel-derived plastic binders, and our colours are created from carefully selected earth and mineral pigments. By considering the ingredients that go into our paint, as well as the impact of its production and packaging, we aim to offer a more thoughtful alternative to conventional paint. Photography by Marcus Dawes The wonderful Country and Townhouse interiors team, Carole Annett and Pandora Lewis, photography by Marcus Dawes Recognising our commitment to sustainability As a certified B Corporation, we are committed to measuring and improving our social and environmental impact. From our approach to ingredients and packaging to the way we manufacture our paints, we believe that creating beautiful interiors should not come at an unnecessary cost to the environment. Receiving the Conscious Award is a wonderful recognition of this ongoing work, and an encouragement to continue challenging how paint is made. Georgia and Lou from our London team, photography by Marcus Dawes The Awards designed by Lladró, photography by Marcus Dawes Phoebe from Studio Hollond, Georgia and Lou from our team, photography by Marcus Dawes Thank you for supporting natural paint We are incredibly grateful to the team at Country & Town House for this recognition, and to the customers, designers and partners who continue to support our work. Every decision to choose natural paint helps demonstrate that there is an appetite for a different approach to decorating. To learn more about our ingredients and environmental commitments, explore Why Natural Paint and our approach to sustainability.
Court of Noke: Edward Bulmer’s historic Herefordshire home Step inside Court of Noke, Edward and Emma Bulmer’s Herefordshire home, and discover how more than 30 years of restoration, colour and considered decoration have shaped the house we see today.
Behind the Chatsworth Collection: 24 exquisite new paint colours Learn the story behind The Chatsworth Collection, a range of 24 new paint colours inspired by the interiors, heritage, and landscapes of one of this country’s most significant country houses.
Christmas guest bedroom ideas: a warm welcome with natural colour Welcome guests this Christmas with beautiful bedroom colour ideas, from soft neutrals and traditional greens to rich, enveloping shades.
Header wins Colour of the Year at the Homes & Gardens Awards Our peach-toned terracotta, Header, has won Colour of the Year at the Homes & Gardens Awards. Discover the story behind this distinctive shade and how to use it at home.
Bloomsbury-inspired interiors: bringing Charleston to the Treasure House Fair Discover how Edward Bulmer, Philip Mould, Max Rollitt and Bloomsbury Revisited brought Charleston-inspired colour and decoration to the Treasure House Fair.
Inside Edward Bulmer’s smallest room: a colourful country house WC At Edward Bulmer’s Herefordshire home, even the smallest room has a fascinating story. Discover a downstairs WC filled with decorative fabric, Navy Blue woodwork, antique furniture and personal treasures.
