A collection of 120 colours drawn from Britain's rich tradition of architecture and design.
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...draws from the revival of interestin all aspects of Roman culture, particularly architecture. The collection reflects the natural stone and earth colours found in the building materials in Roman times.
| Palladian 1 | Palladian 2 | Palladian 3 | Palladian 4 | Palladian 5 |
| Palladian 6 | Palladian 7 | Palladian 8 | Palladian 9 | Palladian 10 |
| Palladian 11 | Palladian 12 | Palladian 13 | Palladian 14 | Palladian 15 |
...draws from the style prevalent in the second half of the 18th century, inspired by the growing archaelogical evidence of how Romans decorated and furnished their buildings. This collection embraces the clearer, lighter colours used at that time..
..draws from the eclectic period of 1800-1830, inspired by a succession of revivals of earlier English styles. The collection reflects the introduction of stronger but still relatively subdued colours used in contrast to conventional creams and putties.
| Regency 1 | Regency 2 | Regency 3 | Regency 4 | Regency 5 |
| Regency 6 | Regency 7 | Regency 8 | Regency 9 | Regency 10 |
| Regency 11 | Regency 12 | Regency 13 | Regency 14 | Regency 15 |
...draws on the leading style of the 1830s and 1840s, based on the study of medieval buildings and decorative objects. The colours in this collection are noticeably rich and vibrant, drawn from Medieval decorative motifs such as would have been used in fabrics and ceramics.
...draws on the eclecticism of the late Victorian taste, due in part to the developing trade links which brought into Britain exotic goods from the four corners of the globe. These influences are reflected in this harmonious collection which is characterised by heavily saturated colours.
...draws from the late 19th century movement, which sought to revive traditional building crafts and the use of local materials. Craftsmanship, simplicity and good design using warm colours driven by nature, were used as a reaction against low quality, mass produced design.
...draws from the popular elegant style of the 1920s and 1930s. Inspired by the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs st Industriels held in Paris in 1925, the collection conveys an image of elegant luxury.
| Art Deco 1 | Art Deco 2 | Art Deco 3 | Art Deco 4 | Art Deco 5 |
| Art Deco 6 | Art Deco 7 | Art Deco 8 | Art Deco 9 | Art Deco 10 |
| Art Deco 11 | Art Deco 12 | Art Deco 13 | Art Deco 14 | Art Deco 15 |
...draws from the creativity of post-war architecture and design when new housing and commercial buildings were urgently required. This challenge drove architects and designers to produce inspired design and decoration, adding a splash of colour to a Britain being rebuil with mass produced materials.
