The November Edit: Colours of the Month

Explore our November colours, a handpicked edit of six shades to inspire and enrich your home. As winter draws near, our palette captures the essence of the final harvest, where the earth's last warmth gives way to the gentle stillness of the season ahead.

Artillery Ground No.164:

a rich, deep green-brown inspired by London's oldest regiment, the Honourable Artillery Company, this shade is dark, bold and unmistakably traditional; set against lighter earthy greens, it provides the perfect contrast while keeping a natural, harmonious feel throughout the space.

Egyptian Grey No.154:

a classic, historically significant grey that feels as relevant today as ever, bringing timeless appeal to traditional and modern spaces alike; subtle undertones of green and umber give it warmth and depth, creating a hue that feels calm, grounded and quietly luxurious.

White Hart No.51:

a very pale neutral with a subtle grey quality and a gentle warm glow, understated and refined, it brings calm and serenity to any space, an ideal choice for a larger room where a soft, timeless backdrop is needed; its versatility lets it complement a wide range of interiors, from contemporary minimalism to classic heritage schemes.

Caca d'Oie BH.15:

a distinctive, deep olive green that brings character and sophistication to any space; while it works beautifully as an accent, it can also make a bold statement across larger areas, and in a grand drawing room or traditional library a glossy varnish finish enhances its rich tones, especially paired with lighter woodwork and layered with large, expressive artwork for a dramatic, timeless effect.

Artichoke BH.13:

discover this soft, muted green with elegant depth and versatility; its subtle warmth makes it an excellent choice for classic and contemporary interiors, and used as an accent or across entire walls it creates a calm, sophisticated atmosphere, pairing beautifully in a living room or study with neutral furnishings and natural textures for refined balance and understated luxury.

Wheatsheaf BH.23:

inspired by ripening wheat fields just before harvest, this colour has become a favourite for both walls and joinery; its tone shifts subtly through the day, appearing light and airy in the morning and deepening to a richer, moodier hue as evening draws in, a dynamic quality that gives spaces a living, responsive feel that evolves with natural light.