This is our favourite neutral warm white that pairs well with virtually any colour!

A warm old white with barely a hint of yellow and just a touch of grey.

The colour of newly formed silk – the perfect off white.

Representing the off-white warm tone of natural limestone, this is a favourite in the line that pairs well with blues and greens.

Hands down our most popular neutral warm white has depth.

 
From small to large projects, it too goes well with everything!

Offering the slightest hint of a soft pink undertone, this neutral taupe goes with virtually anything!

Our most popular deep taupe tends to change its colour tone depending on the lighting situation.

Is this neutral colour a yellow-beige or a brownish-grey or a grey-sage? It’s really hard to say as it all depends on the colours around it. It can go with just about anything!

This beautiful deep rich brown is perfect for undercoating when you want to achieve a distressed look.

A cool, neutral grey.

 
It goes well with reds, yellows and whites.

This neutral cool white has subtle hints of grey.

This colour resembles how white walls and furniture would appear after years of oil lamp use.

This is a soft yet bold charcoal grey.

An absolute jet black that can accentuate any colour.

A generously soft sand, not too white, not quite beige.

A beautiful neutral for anywhere in your home.

Just as the name indicates this is a warm soft creamy yellow.

Goes nicely with greens, greys, reds and black.

A cheerful warm yellow.

So vibrant, yet flexible enough that it can be used with just about any other colour!

A rustic orange- red, inspired by the uniquely coloured brick found in Tuscany and the beautiful Italian landscape.

Peony is a breath of fresh air for all the pink lovers out there.

We asked and you voted on your favourite pink you wanted to see round out the line. It’s a soft yet pure shade of pink.

Damask is a bold yet muted mauve that goes well with earthy neutrals like Algonquin and Cathedral Taupe.

This vibrant fire engine red has been extremely popular over the years.

Splashes of this red really pops with excitement in an otherwise neutral room. When used under Coal Black or Ash for the distressed look, it can accentuate the mouldings or edges on the furniture piece.

A natural luscious burgundy red reminiscent of cranberries.

A true statement colour.

This classic blue has been associated with both sea and sky, gorgeous and crisp.

This historical blue from our Canadiana Collection has stood the test of time for over 20 years when we first came out with it.

 
Grey and muted teal undertones goes well with deep yellows, reds and all neutrals.

This highly saturated, intense royal blue has been one of our original blues for over 20 years.

It definitely packs a punch and stands out. Use with caution!!

This on trend rich dark blue on the edge of black is bound to make a statement and enrich any piece.

Our twist on a Robin’s Egg blue, at times it has been referred to as a pastel, yet, is just a bit too intense for that to be the defining description.

Our famous and super popular teal-blue, looks great with yellows, reds and grey-taupes.

One of most popular colours, Inglenook is a soft blue-grey with just a hint of pale green.

It shows very well when used with clean crisp colours. Depending on the lighting, it can look more blue, or more green.

One of our hidden gems, this is a mid-range neutral grey with a strong yellow tone.

 
Goes well with the colour Limestone, Ash and Fort York Red.

A deep muted olive green, vintage in nature.

Stunning on its own or accompanied.

This bright vibrant granny smith apple green has a strong yellow influence.

Pairs well with all kinds of yellows muted or bright. Next to whites such as Casement is when you can really see this colour shine!