MDF Paint

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.

An effortlessly simple white that goes with everything. Timeless and unfussy style in any light, use it anywhere with total confidence.

Always feel like you've done a good deed with this golden, mustard yellow. A classic shot of colour when combined with blacks, taupes and greys.

A calming grey green with natural energy. Works well in all lighting conditions - this refined green shade has a real presence without being brash.

A warm greyed green, this shade feels modern, mellow and refined. Like the distant haze of a city park summer.

A very pale yellow, designed to create comfy and inviting spaces that feel timeless and familiar. Works best in warm, light spaces.

A rich rebellious green with warming brown undertones. It brings a refined and natural feeling to any space - so use confidently, and embrace the depth.

Light and pretty yellow - but not sickly. A ray of morning sunshine that you can use anywhere for an instant smile.

Terracotta that's nicely tarred. This clever colour is the blend of terracotta and aged red, giving warmth and energy to a space without feeling dominant.

If pink and plaster had a baby. This complex shade is fun and sophisticated in equal measure. A touch of black knocks out any sweetness, to give an organic feel.

A happy and usable yellow that's perfectly balanced. Just a touch of grubbiness means this soft yellow is warm, without being brash or lemon-y.

This burnt-butter shade is one of a kind. Incredibly warming, and perfect for a sense of drama that feels deliberate but refined.