We are now readying ourselves for that ever important gift list to our friends and family – gifts to treasure or even gifts we just want to keep to ourselves… Click below or above in the spotlight section and you can catch up on our daily countdown gifting ideas – We have saved you the tireless browsing and over the next 24 days, choose local, British, sustainable gifts that make a lasting impact. We have tried to cover every angle from toys to teenagers, courses to campaigns and hopefully a few ideas you might not have had. We will also be announcing plans for our first ever giveaway so make sure you stay tuned.
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.
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.
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.
On the paint road at Manchester Art Gallery Paint has always ultimately been a backdrop to beautiful furniture, pictures and fabrics. This extends beyond the domestic space and into public spaces, so we are thrilled that we are now working with the Manchester Art Gallery as their official paint sponsors, it’s a joy to see our colours serve as backdrops to so much culture, history and beauty.
Chatsworth Collection colours: from historic rooms to natural paints Discover how rooms, artworks and historic details at Chatsworth inspired Edward Bulmer to create the colours in our new Chatsworth Collection.
Bringing Jane Austen’s world to life with Edward Bulmer colours Edward Bulmer was honoured to be approached by Winchester College Heritage to create a set of bespoke paint colours for the rooms that Jane Austen lived in in the final months of her life in 1817. By carefully scraping back layers of paint, the original Georgian decorating scheme was uncovered. Edward specially mixed new colours to match those original finishes.
