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Creating the French Look

Château Grey
An elegant greyed green, this is the colour found in French woodwork.

Cupboard painted in Château Grey with Old White

ADD OLD WHITE - to make 'Tamino'
Add 2 parts of Old White to 1 part of Chateau Grey to make a soft pale mossy green perfect for the Traditional Swedish look

ADD MORE OLD WHITE- to make ' Dorset'
Adding 8 parts of Old White to 1 part of Chateau Grey makes a pale lichen colour I have called DORSET

100ml

sample

£4.95

pot

£14.95

Duck Egg Blue and Château Grey Combination

Château Grey is used as the base colour with the delicate and near in tone Duck Egg on top as the final coat. The effect is subtle while below the colour difference is more robust. Primer Red is the base colour and Château is the final coat.

Primer Red as the base coat with a coat of Château Grey for the top coat makes this a classic colour combination

Château Grey painted table and a purple jug with a lampbase with Primer Red painted first before th final coat of Château

Duck Egg Blue

Primer Red