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Green Paint
Synonymous with nature, green paint is perfect for giving your room a tranquil feel. Dark green tones create a peaceful and relaxing room, whereas pale shades can contribute to a fresh, vintage-inspired theme. Browse our spectrum of green paint and find the perfect shade for you and your style.
Green paint covers a wide range of shades, from a soft sage, to the palest pastel, to bright grass and pistachio hues through to deep bottle green that’s the perfect choice for a heritage library or living room. A subtle blend of blue and yellow imbues green paint with real depth and a balance of both cool and warm elements that allow it to perfectly partner with a huge variety of colours. The natural beauty of green makes it an obvious pairing with colours such as beige and brown, creating a wonderfully potent, earthy palette that’s ideal for country homes and cottage-style interiors.
For a more unusual combination, green and pink work surprisingly well together, bringing a soothing and restful ambience to a traditional living room, especially when combined with a signature floral wall mural or classic wallpaper design. And forget the adage that ‘blue and green should never be seen’, because green and duck egg blue are a match made in heaven. In a contemporary setting, green and grey - both warm and cool variations - is a winning partnership, adding a sleek sophisticated ambience to a large living room or bedroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your paints water or oil based?
Each of our paints are water-based, which means they are all low odour and have a lower VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) level than any oil-based paints. It also means they are extremely quick drying, meaning you can get more out of your project in less time. Volatile Organic Compounds contribute to atmospheric pollution when they evaporate (when the paint dries), and they can be found in chemicals used across many industries such as soaps, building materials, and cleaning products.
What’s the difference between your everyday emulsion and resistance ultra durable matt emulsion?
Our Everyday Emulsion has a slight sheen. Our Resistance Ultra Flatt Matt Durable Emulsion has a 1% sheen level with Class:1 Scrubbable classification. But what does this actually mean? Our Resistance Ultra Durable Matt Emulsion is so tough that it will keep its luxurious flat matt finish even after cleaning. That’s right—no lifting paint, leaving white marks, or burnishing when you clean it. It is brilliant for high traffic areas such as hallways and living rooms because of its durability and resistance to bumps and knocks. Our Everyday Emulsion is more suited to lower traffic areas such as spare bedrooms or studies and is perfect for use on any ceilings. Please note: whilst our paints are dry to the touch within a matter of hours, water-based paints take approximately 28 days to fully cure. This is when the paint is 100% dry and has reached its full hardness/durability. Until the paint has fully cured, it will not withstand knocks or wiping/cleaning.
What finish should I use to paint wood and metal?
We would recommend either our Eggshell or Gloss paint depending on how shiny you want your woodwork or metalwork to be. Both paint finishes are scratch resistant, quick drying, odourless, and have great flow, meaning you don’t need to work hard to achieve that smooth and flawless finish. We’d also recommend using our Primer and Undercoat to ensure a smooth application and that you’re left with the best possible appearance once dry. If you’re after a matt finish on your woodwork (or perhaps your furniture), you can also use our Resistance Ultra Durable Matt Emulsion if you then protect it with a topcoat of varnish or wax.
What samples do you have available?
We offer easy to use Peel & Stick samples in our resistance finish across all of our colours. Alternatively we have 100ml tester pots available in our Everyday Emulsion across select colours. We always recommend sampling a product before purchase as colours can appear differently across screens and devices.
