We have teamed up with the the doyennes of bright & colourful artisan homewares, Wicklewood, to bring to you a series of inspirational and informative colour & style guides. In the first edition, five cult paint colours – from the softest pink to vibrant green – with top expert tips on how to style them in your own home. All you need to do is sign up to our Colour Club to reserve and receive your FREE beautiful first issue. Then watch your inbox for more inspiration…How to Pair Colour & Print coming very soon… SIGN UP TO OUR COLOUR CLUB
Court of Noke: Edward Bulmer’s historic Herefordshire home Step inside Court of Noke, Edward and Emma Bulmer’s Herefordshire home, and discover how more than 30 years of restoration, colour and considered decoration have shaped the house we see today.
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.
At home with Amy Bannerman: See how a virtual colour consultancy updated this period home in Hastings The fashion stylist and pre-loved style director Amy Bannerman hosts us at her 16th century home in Hastings after a virtual colour consultancy with one of our experts. We chat to her about her inspirations, her home and why she turned to our team for colour advice for her beautiful bedroom.
Learn how to curate your garden with Pollyanna Wilkinson We’re delighted to introduce three new colours, Helleborus, Thicket, and Shadow. Created by Edward Bulmer Natural Paint in collaboration with garden designer Pollyanna Wilkinson. Inspired by the English garden in all its shifting tones and textures, the trio is designed to sit quietly within outdoor spaces, from weathered timber and planting to gates, sheds and planters, bringing a sense of effortless harmony between house and garden.
East-facing rooms transformed: from dawn to dusk with natural paint When decorating your home, it is important to understand the light in each room. This can make a huge difference to the final look, especially when choosing your paint colours. It is key to note that the light in an east facing room is soft, fresh, and changes throughout the day.
A colour consultancy case study at Llanfendigaid Estate The Llanfendigaid is located on one of the most breathtaking stretches of Welsh coastline nestled in the midst of Snowdonia National Park, known for its challenging climbs and stunning rural landscapes. The estate is made up of the main house and a cluster of holiday cottages. Read more to find out about Lisa’s Colour Consultancy with one of our experts…
