DUTCH PINK NO. 62 Finish:Exterior Eggshell remaining lively in both bright

remaining lively in both bright sunlight or softer candlelight

French Gray is really much more green than grey

Shadow Gray is an understated

This deep mustard yellow is famously named after the pigment collected from the urine of cows fed on a special diet of mango leaves

but is also much favoured in garden rooms when paired with complementary Skimming Stone

DUTCH PINK NO. 62 Finish:Exterior Eggshell remaining lively in both brightA warm toned peach Rather than the blushing shades we now collectively call pink, this peachy colour takes its name from the original Dutch pink, an artists yellow pigment made from bark or berries. Like all our colours, its extraordinarily responsive, appearing more orange, yellow, or pink depending on the light. This colour is from our Archive. All Archive colours are made to order just for you, so they're non returnable. To help you pick the