Cuisse de Nymphe Emue is our bestselling dusky pink. A colour created by Edward Bulmer after visiting Petworth House and seeing a similar hue in the family rooms, he knew that it was a colour that would be popular and he was right! We believe its popularity is due to its warm tones and versatility. Cuisse is a colour that adds subtle romance without overwhelming a space, making it ideal for a wide range of rooms — from cosy bedrooms to elegant living areas. To be inspired by the joy of Cuisse, enjoy the pictures below and discover which room you might transform using our stunning pink. Bedroom Inspiration Wall: Cuisse de Nymphe EmueCredit: Louise Roe Credit: Louise Roe Credit: Quine and Loom Cottage Credit: KH Design Anonymous "Edward Bulmer Natural Paints are a go-to for us in our interiors projects and their likeminded attitude towards creating an environmentally friendly product made the collaboration an obvious fit. Cuisse de Nymphe Emue – there has been a real trend for pink interiors recently and despite there being a lot of pinks available, it is surprisingly difficult to find one which provides that hint of pink but is also manageable. This shade does just this and it is husband friendly!” Bathroom Inspiration Credit: Emma Diaz Credit: Thyme England Credit: Carlos Garcia Interiors Order a Cuisse sample pot Kitchen Inspiration Credit: Philippa Jeffreys Art Photography: @82mmphotography Credit: Digital Renovators Credit: Mrs Alice Sitting Room Inspiration Credit: OKA Credit: Katie Wilkinson and Sean Begle Nursery Inspiration This pretty child’s nursery by Mel Weber Interior Design has used a 60% shade of Cuisse de Nypmhe Emue. This simply means that there is 60% of the ‘full colour’ by including slightly less pigment of the full colour. We do this by carefully reducing the pigment but without the tone migrating completely to become a different colour. Mel picked this colour as she felt it was perfect for a nursery but ageless too. It will still look beautiful as the room transforms to a child’s room and will appear elegant in the teenage years and beyond. Credit: Mel Weber Interior Design Credit: Mel Weber Interior Design Credit: Mel Weber Interior Design So, you’ve decided on Cuisse de Nymphe Emue for your home… but now we are making the decision a touch trickier. It is also available in three lighter shades, so 60%, 40% and 20% lighter which means you can find a place for Cuisse, the ultimate sustainable paint, anywhere in your house! Cuisse de Nymphe Emue (100%) Order a Sample Cuisse de Nymphe Emue (60%) Order a Sample Cuisse de Nymphe Emue (40%) Order a Sample Cuisse de Nymphe Emue (20%) Order a Sample To explore more of our fantastic pinks read our blogs about Jonquil and How to Decorate with Pinks.
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.
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.
Edward Bulmer Natural Paint wins ‘The Conscious Award’ at The Country and Townhouse Interiors Awards This July our team were thrilled to pick up ‘The Conscious Award’ from Country and Townhouse, celebrating our brand prioritising sustainable business models, responsibility and staying true to our ethos and brand mission.
Colour in the Landscape by Pete Beckett In our London Showroom we are hosting a collection of colourful works by artist Pete Beckett. This exhibition shows a range of paintings with a variety of different subjects from abstract landscapes to more figurative depictions.
Jonquil, the best-selling plaster pink everyone needs in their home This is a good yellow pink so I have 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.
