There are certain shades of green that never seem to fall from favour. They move quietly through centuries of interiors, from Georgian drawing rooms to contemporary kitchens, adapting themselves to changing fashions while retaining an enduring sense of ease and familiarity. Drawing on decades of expertise in historic architecture, traditional decoration and the study of natural pigments, Edward Bulmer has long championed colours that feel rooted in the landscape and entirely at home within period and contemporary interiors alike. His understanding of how colour behaves in relation to light, proportion and architectural detail informs every palette at Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, creating shades with depth, authenticity and lasting relevance. This could be because green belongs naturally in the home. It carries with it the calm of the landscape and the grounding presence of the natural world. At Edward Bulmer Natural Paint, our greens are deeply rooted in this understanding: nuanced colours made with natural pigments, designed to sit harmoniously within architecture and light. Read on to discover the greens that interior designers use over and over again. Invisible Green A historic shade originally used to blend gates and garden features into the landscape, Invisible Green is a beautifully vibrant deep green with remarkable versatility. It is a statement colour that works particularly well in kitchens, sitting rooms and garden-facing rooms. This top selling colour is anything but invisible – once seen never forgotten. Invisible Green sitting room. Credit: Rita Konig. Photography: Dylan Thomas Invisible Green playroom. Design: Sarah Brown x Monday Club. Photography: Anna Batchelor Eau de Nile Elegant and quietly nostalgic, Eau de Nile balances soft green and blue tones to create a cooling, restful atmosphere. Its gentle luminosity makes it especially suited to bedrooms, bathrooms and light-filled spaces. Eau de NileEau de Nile Kitchen Eau de Nile and Whiting. Credit: Katie Wilkinson and Sean Begley Drab Green Earthy and complex, Edward calls Drab Green a colour for really grown up rooms, imbuing them with depth and self-assurance. Its subtle olive undertones pair beautifully with natural materials and is great as an all-over colour for wood panelling. This makes it ideal for studies, dining rooms and characterful hallways. Drab Green with Aquatic on the woodwork. Credit: That Rebel House. Photography: Rachael Smith Drab Green Pantry Credit: Old House Our Home Light Olive Green Edward has kept this as a strong mid tone green. Light Olive Green can be a great woodwork colour and is also robust enough for exterior use. It works beautifully in kitchens and living spaces where natural light can enhance its gentle warmth. Light Olive Green Sitting Room. Credit: Lorfords Light Olive Green front door Celadon Inspired by the pale green of ancient ceramic glazes, Celadon is delicate, airy and quietly luminous. Its soft mineral quality creates calm, atmospheric interiors and can really elevate a wall. It makes gilt frames dance and light woods breathe. Celadon bedroom. Credit: Amy Eld. Photography: Kit Dixon-Smith CeladonCeladon sitting room. Credit: Carlos Garcia Interiors Invisible Green Order a Sample Eau de Nile Order a Sample Drab Green Order a Sample Light Olive Green Order a Sample Celadon Order a Sample Other colours in images Whiting Order a Sample Aquatic Order a Sample These are just five of the nineteen greens that we offer at Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. Read all about Verdigris another one of our popular tones. With so many to choose from sometimes it can feel a little overwhelming deciding on a colour. Our colour consultants are always available to help you with colour choices for your home.
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