YOUR DREAM SCHEME

Contemporary kitchen with minimal natural light

As your kitchen doesn't receive much natural light, you'll want to keep it light and airy by sticking to neutral tones. Avoid grey colours or anything with a blue base as these will look too cold in your space. Instead, stick to shades with more of a yellow or pink base for a warm and welcoming feel, and embrace neutral and pastel paint colours like off-whites and pinks for your ceiling and any plain walls. Add depth and interest with a faux surface wallpaper design such as concrete.

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Concrete Effect Wallpaper In Blush Pink Woodchip & Magnolia

Achieving the industrial look just got easier with this concrete-effect wallpaper. Such is the authenticity of the concrete-effect, you’d have to get very close to see this wallcovering was not the real deal!
Proudly made in our design studio in Lancashire, England.

A sophisticated shade of pink with a smidge of grey inspired by the saying

"Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning”

My family taught me about weather forecasting, how to read the clouds and to rely more on human experience. A pink cloud at sunset means high pressure is moving in from the West, so therefore the next day will usually be dry and pleasant.

Familiar and soothing Pink Cloud works beautifully with so many colours.

A calming off white taken from the colour of our wallpaper base before we print pattern onto it making it the perfect neutral to pair with many of our wallpapers.

The name is inspired by the bygone local cotton industry that now lies beneath the reservoir’s of Turton and Edgworth.