How to create a cohesive colour scheme throughout your home Creating a cohesive colour scheme is about more than choosing beautiful shades—it’s about creating a natural flow from room to room. Discover how thoughtful colour combinations, tonal transitions and carefully considered accents can bring harmony throughout your home, while allowing each space to retain its own character.
Garden rooms and indoor-outdoor living: using natural paint to connect your home to nature Garden rooms and indoor–outdoor spaces are transforming how we connect our homes with nature. Read on to discover how to use our natural paints to create a seamless flow between inside and out.
Small interior updates that make a big impact, using natural paint 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.
New moveable colour swatches: try Edward Bulmer Natural Paint at home We are delighted to introduce our new painted A5 colour swatches — a simple yet transformative way to decide on colour.
Natural paint for period homes 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.
The Seven Best Hallway Paint Colours Read our advice on how to create a welcoming and harmonious hallway. Here we take a look at seven ways you can transform your space with natural colour and make an impact on entrance.
How to Pair Colour with Pattern & Print – the Wicklewood X Edward Bulmer Natural Paint Colour Guide: Edition 2 We’re back with Edition II of our Colour Guide, created in collaboration with our friends Wicklewood, exploring ‘How to Pair Colour with Pattern & Print’ and have created our second, must read guide packed full of hints and tips on how to master mixing and matching in your home.
