MDF Paint

Soft terracotta that's slightly aged with some grey. The essential warm colour in Moroccan and mid-century inspired schemes.

An intoxicating burnt orange. A warming pop of colour that feels classy, and works a treat with most other colours.

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.

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

If terracotta and clay got together. This inviting shade is both earthy and elegant, with just enough depth to keep things interesting. Subtly terracotta with an organic feel.

Warm and refined, Private Matters is a blackened terracotta with a quiet confidence. Rich without being overpowering, it sits between earthy clay and soft brown, bringing depth and class to any space. Somehow secretive, it’s perfect for a cozy study, a moody bedroom, or a dramatic hallway. Pair it with soft cream whites for balance or deep greens for a bold contrast.

Lady Lore is a warm, storied gold. Half way between muted ochre and soft brown, it has a quiet depth that feels both grounded and steeped in history. This is a unique colour that whispers at history, whilst feeling infinitely modern.

A rich blend of antique gold and earthy green give this shade a uniqueness that's not for the feint hearted. An unseen blend of aged brass and olive, it's green with a timeworn feel. We're not sure if it's meant for period homes or contemporary ones - whoever's brave enough, I guess. Full of character, Always Guided is a confident colour with a golden edge.

A toned-down red with a warm, earthy vibe. Balancing terracotta and red quite cleverly, it’s a hushed red that’s rich enough but it doesn’t scream at you. Perfect for colour-drenching for a dramatic cocoon effect, or for picking out accent trim to create contrast.