The Northern Light Palette by Jessica Buckley and Edward Bulmer Selected by Edinburgh interior designer Jessica Buckley the colours are chosen to be rich and enveloping so that even the most unpromising room can be completely transformed and a selection of twelve different hues means that there is the perfect blue, red, green, brown, yellow and even white, to suit. Working in houses in Scotland, Edward Bulmer had seen that the light could vary enormously with the weather, but that it had its own special character that reflected colours differently to those further south. The Northern Light Palette takes the guess work away from decorating rooms which don’t have the benefit of abundant natural light: north-facing rooms, basement rooms or any room where the quality of natural light is diffuse and cool. New Edinburgh White Order a Sample New Edinburgh White Light Order a Sample Azurite Order a Sample Aquatic Order a Sample Drab Green Order a Sample Light Olive Green Order a Sample Gladstone Order a Sample Persian Order a Sample Mummy Order a Sample Wainscoat Order a Sample Red Ochre Order a Sample Pompadour 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.
3 for £10 on Summer Samples Get your 3 for £10 on sample pots this August. Mix and match to get your perfect Summer palette from terracotta pinks to fresh greens or get planning for an Autumn project.
Top 5 Winter Colours for your Interiors We have put together our top 5 winter colours to warm up your interiors, from our favourite dark brown to the most warming rich blue. So if you have a room in mind that is having a winter makeover keep scrolling for some serious interior inspiration.
6 Colourful Laundry Rooms We Love To a space where functionality meets flair, and where the often-overlooked utility and laundry rooms can be functional, organised, and colourful, all at once.
The ubiquity of plastic in our houses and why we need to cut down Avoiding single use plastic is now accepted as common sense (though it is still not mandatory), but it is just the tip of the ‘plastic iceberg’ when it comes to our plastic addiction. So much of the plastic we buy now is unavoidable. Often this is because it makes up the packaging used to wrap and transport the goods we buy, and just as often it IS the goods we buy.
