Brown
No. 21
The beauty of the mudflats at Brancaster inspired this gorgeous warm grey-brown...
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No. 91
A a beautiful warm earthy red, naturally inspired and reminiscent of the gorgeous Scottish wilderness...
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No. 93
Pantile is a gorgeous terracotta warm red paint colour named after the view from one of our windows that overlooks the surrounding Norfolk pantile rooftops...
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No. 96
Red sky at night, shepherds delight – a beautiful deep orange paint colour reminiscent of colour of the sky at sunset...
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No. 97
A wonderful rusty brown tone, like looking inside a full whisky cask...
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No. 99
If you have ever seen an Emperor cane Flower you will know why we created this gorgeous warm red. It has a rusty depth to the sort red which really is beautiful...
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No. 106
That gorgeous soft taupe of a donkey foal is what we tried to capture in the creation of this colour; a beautiful grey brown with a warm, almost pink, tone underneath...
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No. 107
This lovely warm brown tone is more the colour of a Skylark, so why did we call it Mudlark? It is a pale muddy sort of colour, however the word mud doesn’t inspire interior decoration, so was born the name Mudlark...
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No. 112
The brown bear can vary in colour from dark brown to very blonde, but this colour is based on the wonderful grey toned brown that can be seen amongst brown bears...
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No. 113
This deep black-based brown is inspired very much on the sort of deep brown roots that have been buried in black peat, a wonderful rich colour...
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No. 114
The distinctive look of old forged iron was our inspiration for this gorgeous interesting brown. It is a deep soft brown, with the slightest tinge of green...
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No. 115
The Victoria copper farthing is often quite brown and therefore very dark and rich in colour, Farthing achieves this depth...
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No. 117
The female marsh harrier is dark brown apart from her head. Our dark brown has a grey within it – a gorgeous colour...
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No. 151
As lava cools to become volcanic rock it changes to a beautiful warm mid brown shade. Our Cold Lava is just that natural tone...
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No. 176
Just like the velvety smooth drink, Irish Cream is a warm and creamy beige tone...
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No. 226
With plenty of red oxide, this colour is based on Tuscan red, the shade that was used for the passenger cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad...
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No. 234
A very natural brown shade of mid-grey, taking on the name Bow from the traditional way to make the strings of an archers bow. They would use any natural material, twisting it into a single cord. The main materials used were linen and hemp...
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No. 236
Loam is a rich soil full of organic matter and so very dark brown, almost black in colour...
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No. 247
This ‘burnt orange’ is a nice mix of earthy and bright. This colour celebrates the beautiful and sadly pretty rare native red squirrel...
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No. 249
Our conker brown epitomises crisp, autumnal, carefree days filled with conker fights and leaf scrunching!..
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No. 255
This wonderful paint colour was inspired by antique brass, dulled over time. This soothing, cosy mid neutral would work perfectly alongside a deep muted blue...
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No. 256
This wonderful true olive paint colour is inspired by the salt pans on ‘hut marsh’ at rising tide. The rugged island of Scolt Head is a beautifully unspoilt sand and shingle barrier island on the North Norfolk coast accessed from either Burnham Overy Staithe or Brancaster Staithe...
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