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The January Edit
As the new year unfolds, explore our January Edit, a palette of six shades designed to inspire and elevate your home. These considered colours capture the clarity, calm and renewed optimism that define January.
As the new year unfolds, explore our January Edit, a palette of six shades designed to inspire and elevate your home. These considered colours capture the clarity, calm and renewed optimism that define January.
Flanders Grey™ No.110: richer than Grosvenor Square™ No.109, this colour has its origins in the Low Countries, inspired by their historic stoneware; the olive-green grey exudes a natural, fresh elegance, with deep green and umber undertones that lend richness while keeping a soft, sophisticated appearance. Perfect for statement walls or refined accents, it brings calm and grounded luxury to any interior, harmonising beautifully with warm neutrals, rich woods or contrasting jewel tones for a timeless, layered effect.
Lots Road™ No.24: a warm neutral with a subtle hint of yellow ochre, bringing gentle warmth to any space; on its own it reads as a soft, bright neutral, while paired with accent colours it becomes a warming, versatile backdrop, enhanced by delicate green and umber undertones that evoke an organic, natural feel and add understated charm and harmony.
Temple Bar™ No.70: inspired by the ancient stone gateway to the City of London, designed by Sir Christopher Wren and now reinstated in Paternoster Square, this soft, chalky, warm-toned neutral feels timeless and sophisticated, offering a subtle sense of light and airiness without appearing overly bright, its understated elegance a versatile choice for classic, refined interiors.
Butter BH.21: this soft, pale yellow exudes warmth and subtle radiance, evoking the rich, comforting glow of natural sunlight; lighter and fresher than the real thing yet sumptuous in tone, it brings a gentle elegance and, as a sophisticated alternative to white, adds depth, character and versatility.
London Brick BH.07: inspired by reclaimed London stock bricks, this refined brown offers a sophisticated alternative to traditional white rendering, with the added benefit of ageing gracefully over time; Beata spent considerable time perfecting the tone to complement the iconic London stock brick used throughout the city for centuries.
Holland Park™ No.5: originally created for a period property in the heart of Holland Park, this soft, warm-toned white with a delicate hint of yellow is highly adaptable, bringing a clean, sunny warmth to any interior; its subtle warmth makes it perfect for traditional and contemporary spaces alike, creating an inviting, effortlessly elegant backdrop throughout the home.