Our 2″ flat brush is the master of tools for any painting scenario. The bristles will pick up just the right amount of paint and glide the colour effortlessly onto any surface.
All of our brushes have been specially designed to ensure smooth coverage and a flawless final look, and all made from sustainably-sourced materials. Filaments are a blended mixture of recycled natural and synthetic bristles, designed to deliver excellent results with all paint types.
£5.00 – £12.00Price range: £5.00 through £12.00
We have spent years perfecting our pioneering plant-based paints and we are proud of the product we have created using gentle chemistry and a lot of dedication to making a more sustainable paint! We believe we are pioneers in creating natural paints using plant-based ingredients instead of petrochemical derived products.
Unlike many other paint brands, what’s in our tins is on our tins! We declare all of our ingredients, read our full list of ingredients and learn more about how our paint is made.
Shipping
We work closely with our couriers, Parcel Force, to ensure your order arrives on time and in perfect condition. Like us, they are committed to excellent customer service, sustainability and being a responsible business, which is why they are our chosen courier service.
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Returns
As each paint order is freshly mixed to order, we’re unable to accept returns on paint products. Returns are accepted on preparatory products. Please refer to our T&Cs for full details.
If you have any questions or concerns about your order, or believe there may be an issue with your paint, please contact us. Our team is always happy to help.
Thank you for sending over your beautiful paint. It took me months to choose and I am happy I have chosen your paint. Painting is now in full progress and we already love the results. Even the professional painters who are mainly working on Heritage houses are impressed with the depth of the colour and easy …
Thanks again for all your help – we are delighted with the Edward Bulmer paints. We have painted two rooms with 18th century panelling, which we were nervous about, and both the advice we received and your paint has been brilliant.
The first colour I knew I wanted to use was ‘Invisible Green’ by Edward Bulmer in the drawing room. I realised that I’ve never met a bright green room I don’t love, yet I rarely use the colour. This is the green of Babar’s coat – a shade that goes with so much, as it …
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I am absolutely delighted with the paint and colours. Your expertise and friendly advice allowed me to be bold with my choices, nothing was too much trouble. The quantity is exceptional. Each colour is truly beautiful; their unique depth and bold honesty is second to none. Hard to capture on paper, they lift your spirits …
Choose between our new A5 painted colour swatches or a 60ml sample pot of our high-quality emulsion. Learn more about our samples.
We have created this calculator to help you estimate the amount of paint you will need for your project. Please note that this is only an estimate, based on normal surfaces with two coats of paint.
Please check our practical painting advice - if you are painting onto a very absorbent surface, you may need more paint, and for best results, you may need to prime your surfaces.
If you end up with any leftover paint, get inspired with ways to use any excess paint - it's even compostable!
What are you painting?
Our natural matt emulsion is perfect for interior walls and ceilings.
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This estimate is based on two coats of paint and the dimensions of your room, minus the space taken by average doors and windows.
For this area, we suggest would be adequate.
Our water based eggshell or gloss is ideal for woodwork or metalwork.
This estimate is based on two coats of paint and the skirting and the doors/windows you told us about. 1 litre should cover 2-3 doors or 20m of skirting.
