East Facing Rooms

A gracefully light greige with subtle green undertones. Natural and bright, it brings warmth and freshness wherever used.

Natural greige that's a tiny bit green. The ultimate Japandi mid-tone colour. Use with any natural material for a rich, but relaxed neutral scheme.

A grounded off-white that's nicely bright - but in a modest way. Use confidently in all lighting conditions. The perfect warm white for any shade.

A brighter plaster pink for natural airiness. A modern take on a plaster that won't make you want to delete later.

This sophisticated charcoal blue is named after Dodie Smith—famed for writing 101 Dalmatians. It's easy to use anywhere, and has a dramatic, but chic feel.

A serious lone wolf. This smoky dark green keeps the peace as an accent colour in earthy schemes, or sits more humbly than you might expect when used all over.

A classic forest green with a contemporary edge. It’s confident, without even trying. With just the right amount of black pigment to create depth and knock out any brashness, this green feels bold without being overpowering. It’s an effortlessly timeless colour that feels equally at home in period and contemporary settings. Pair with warm neutrals for a relaxed vibe, or other green shades for a dramatic scheme.

A clever green greige with an effortless feel. Straddling warm white and a fresh clay green, it has a subtle depth that brings balance. Pair it with crisp whites for a fresh look or deeper earthy tones for a grounded, organic feel.

A balanced blend of beige and soft brown, Rooted is a unique and versatile neutral—with the organic feel of parched ground, it’s understated but still feels deliberate.

Our modern take on brown - this unique shade isn't chocolate-y, but more hushed and earthy. A sophisticated neutral in large spaces, and characterful in smaller ones.

An earthy neutral shade with a comforting, knitted feel. Its blend of sand and grey makes it a versatile neutral, perfect for wrapping any space in class and comfort.

Sophisticated in a deliberate way, Dalston Chat is a deeply complex colour. With the best of beige, greige and taupe - this darker warm neutral can hold its own.