Exteriors

With our durable exterior paint finishes available in over 200 colours, you can really let your imagination run wild.
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Sudbury Yellow is particularly responsive to changes in light, making it an intruiging choice for a front door.
Print Room Yellow creates a feeling of instant warmth, especially when contrasted with darker colours.
Zingy hues like Yellowcake are sure to make you and your guests smile.

Yellow Front Doors

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ailings is a softer alternative to black which works well on this traditional stone exterior to give an elegant feel.
This daringly dark hue is fabulous as a ground front door colour, standing out amongst the stone.
Railings is a softer alternative to black with blue undertones which has been used on the portico of this Victorian home to highlight the traditional features well.

Black and Grey Front Doors

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A classic stone colour, Stony Ground has a slight underlying red which adds warmth and creates a soft beige finish.
Light Gray is a stony grey shade which can also appear green in tone. Teamed with plenty of foliage, this front door feels welcoming and classic.
A classic stone colour, Stony Ground has a slight underlying red which adds warmth and creates a soft beige finish.

Neutral Front Doors

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Stony Ground is a classic stone shade which has been used on the planters to elevate them.
Painting the garden shed is an easy way to bring it back to life and inject personality into the garden.
Bancha is a serene olive green which has given this shed plenty of personality.

Gardens

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Cinder Rose has barely any of the yellow pigment found in most pinks, making it feel bluer and more romantic. Taking its name from the prettiest of traditional roses, it is the perfect colour for creating a calming feel in a bedroom, but is also much favoured in garden rooms when paired with complementary Skimming Stone.
This pink front door features Sullking Room Pink. Not to be seen as overtly pink, but rather a muted rose with enormous warmth, its powdery feel makes it incredibly soft and easy to use with complementary tones.
Cinder Rose has barely any of the yellow pigment found in most pinks, making it feel bluer and more romantic.

Pink and Purple Front Doors

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London Clay is a warm brown which has created a classic yet impressive exterior on this home.
Down Pipe is a lead grey which has been used on the shutters of the villa to add character and make them a feature.
Railings and Wevet make for a classic pairing on this traditional home exterior.

Home Exteriors

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Hague Blue is a deep blue which feels classic on this front door.
Oval Room Blue is a darkened blue which has been used on the door and brickwork detailing of this home exteiror to make a lasting impression.
Yonder is a refreshing and uplifting sky colour making it the perfect choice for a front door to always give a warm welcome.

Blue Front Doors

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Red Earth is a warm teracotta red shade which looks soft and inviting on this sunny white exterior.

Red Front Doors

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Bancha is a protective olive green which feels grand and inviting on this front door.
A dependable, uncomplicated colour, with the ability to feel even greener in bright daylight or more conservative in lower light. This shade is a beautiful choice for a welcoming front door.
Bancha is a protective olive green which feels bold yet serene.

Green Front Doors

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A deep aubergine, Brinjal has been used on the roof of this veranda for a pop of colour.
Brinjal is a bold purple shade used across the ceiling of this veranda to define the space.
Brinjal is a sophisticated aubergine shade which has been used on this veranda to add interest and character.

Brinjal Veranda

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