Colours & textures
Colour is a surface, not a swatch.
Mineral finishes hold light differently to paint. The same colour shifts with texture, orientation and the hour of the day, which is why we start with a sample in your own space.
Find your sample- Colour range
- Confirmed with your enquiry for the selected finish
- Texture
- Brushed, troweled or continuous
- Best judged
- On a sample, in the light of your room
The grey collection.
Nine limewash greys, from a soft chalk white to a deep charcoal. Photographed in brushed limewash; order a sample to see each one in your own light.
GR1White Dove
GR2Slate Whisper
GR3Moon Walk
GR4Evening Fog
GR5Silver Ashes
GR6Grey Dolphin
GR7Blue Steel
GR8Stormy Cloud
GR9Obsidian Void
Three ways a surface can read.
Texture decides how much a colour moves. Choose the character first, then narrow the colour against a sample.
Brushed
Open brushwork leaves soft movement across the wall. Colour gathers and lifts as the surface turns.
Troweled
Layered mineral plaster holds depth and a closer grain. Light reads slowly across it.
Continuous
A seamless, considered surface with minimal interruption. Specified for the substrate and exposure.
Explore it by finish.
Why we ask about your light.
Tropical interiors move between bright open shade and deep overhang. A tone that reads calm on a screen can read cooler on a shaded wall, or warmer beside timber and stone.
Send your location, the room orientation and a photo of the existing surface with your enquiry. We will confirm which colours are currently available in the finish you are considering, and what to look at next.
See how a project takes shapeBefore you choose a colour
- See it in place
- View samples in the room, at different times of day
- See it in company
- Hold them against your floor, joinery and stone
- Check the surface
- Dry interior, wet zone, floor and exterior are specified differently
- Check availability
- Confirm the colour exists in that finish before specifying