LOGGIA NO. 232 Finish:Dead Flat A subtle shade whose name

A subtle shade whose name refers to the flat or ‘dead’ finish of an aged pink painted at Kedleston Hall in 1805

This rich and traditional green is a cleaned version of a colour originally found in the breakfast room at Calke Abbey

but is also reminiscent of an elegant 18th century Swedish colour

acrylic and oil pastel

but it’s a wonderfully versatile shade for homes of all kinds

LOGGIA NO. 232 Finish:Dead Flat A subtle shade whose nameA brick coloured red We were inspired to create this colour by chips of paint taken from the rendered loggia of a London townhouse. The elegant original shade was presumably chosen for its resemblance to the classic red brickwork surrounding it. This colour is from our Archive. All Archive colours are made to order just for you, so they're non returnable. To help you pick the perfect shade for your project, you can sample our Archive with paint