The Summer Edit
There's a particular quality to the light in summer. It arrives sideways, warm and unhurried, and it changes everything. The shadows soften. Colours deepen. Rooms you've lived in all year start to feel different. All the made to order shades in The Summer Edit are chosen specifically for that light.
The
Colours
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Factor Fifty
Summer isn't summer without Factor Fifty. A sun-bleached dry plaster pink - with just enough warmth to glow under golden-hour light without feeling too pink by day - this is one of those colours that looks better and better as the afternoon gives way to early evening. The terracotta undertones come forward as the light drops and the walls do the rest. Pair with soft warm whites, aged wood tones, and natural linens. Works beautifully from hallways to bedrooms.
Natural
Plaster
Lie-In
A counterpoint to the warmth of The Summer Edit. Lie-In is a light blue with a touch of grey for a sophisticated, serene edge - and in the context of long summer evenings, that coolness becomes something to come home to. Use it in a bedroom where the window catches the late sun, and watch how the warmth outside makes the cool inside feel like exactly where you want to be. Pair with clean whites and natural linens for a modern take on coastal. Works especially well in bedrooms and bathrooms.
Cool
Blues
Camber
Named after the shingle beaches of East Sussex, Camber is what summer light actually looks like on a wall. A sun-warmed neutral - the blend of pale beige and muted taupe gives a naturally warm feel, without any yellow. In the mornings it's clean and easy. By evening, it takes on a depth that feels genuinely considered. Pairs well with natural materials, warm neutrals, and olive greens. A natural for living rooms and open-plan spaces.
Sandy
Beiges
Big Hoops
Burnt-butter warmth with a sense of occasion. Big Hoops is the shade that looks most extraordinary when the light turns golden - its rich ochre character deepening through the afternoon until, by early evening, it has a quality that feels almost edible. It's a strong choice, but a considered one. The black pigment that grounds it keeps things refined rather than brash. Use in dining rooms, kitchens, or any space you want to feel warm and alive after dusk. Pair with deep browns, soft creams, and brass.
Golden
Yellows
Brasserie Brown
This is THE evening shade. Brasserie Brown is a complex deep brown with purple undertones - think rich wooden panelling, a glass of Merlot, warm candlelight. By day it holds its own with a refined, characterful feel. At dusk, when the lamps go on and the light turns amber, it fully becomes its best self. Intimate, inviting, and not a bit stuffy. Made for dining rooms, studies, and any space you want to feel genuinely atmospheric. Pair with soft neutrals and warm brass fittings.
Rich
Browns
Well Grounded
The one that makes every other colour in the room look better. Well Grounded is a light biscuity beige - effortlessly classy and perfectly suited to the long, low light of a summer evening. During the day it reads as a bright, clean neutral. As the light shifts warmer, it settles into something richer and more deliberate. An essential for mid-century inspired spaces, and one of our most-used shades all year round. Works with almost everything. Particularly good alongside warm mid-tones and natural wood.
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