MDF Paint

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.

White with a tiny touch of pink. With subtle grey undertones, this very pale pink looks sophisticated - and not sweet - as a hushed colour in any lighting.

Earthy red that's slightly aged—inspired by the industrial Manchester brick of the city’s Northern Quarter. It’s strong, without shouting.

White with the tiniest of warm green undertone. Perfect for neutral lovers who want a calming space to kick back and relax.

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.

White with a touch of black, it's barely there. This refined off-white is effortlessly classy and works perfectly in any space.

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.

Like it's named, this earthy Beige is just a bit fancy. Slightly warm with a touch of grey, this stronger neutral has timeless style.

A deep, dramatic red. This shade feels deliberate, and worthy of the limelight. Use for accents and detailing for an upscale look.

As contemporary as it is timeless. This deep olive shade feels rich and grounded, even on the ceiling. Pair with lighter olive shades for the perfect natural scheme.

A muted off-white with a shot of pale blue that's barely there. For neutral lovers drawn to pale blue, this one works as an effortless backdrop without shouting.

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