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Choose from a range of environmentally friendly paints to suit most interior and exterior applications.
Little Greene Intelligent Paints are water-based, quick-drying, child-safe finishes for use throughout the home.
Traditionalists will favour our classic, long-lasting oil-based paints, which use naturally occuring vegetable oils instead of harmful solvents.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Acorn Mid™ No. 294 Acorn Mid™ No. 294. A natural partner for the slightly deeper version ‘Acorn’, this fresh colour sits very comfortably as a primary or secondary shade within a pale green interior, and equally well in a garden environment as an alternative to...
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Little Greene Paint Co - Acorn No. 87.
Acorn No. 87. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 65 Fresh and bright pale green, ideal for use in kitchens and conservatories, can also add light to dark interiors.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Acre No. 76. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 63 A somewhat aged off-white which is a favourite in place of brilliant white in country homes.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Adventurer No. 7. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 10 A regal and reassuring plum aubergine-suitable for creation of atmosphere and intimacy.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Aged Ivory No. 131. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 57 Beautiful toned down version of a middle yellow - can be considered a stone colour.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Blue Collection. Air Force Blue - No. 260. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 21 Historically, Air Force Blue is in fact a generic term for a multitude of shades, mixed by individual squadrons. This version is deeper and richer than some; even more so when...
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Little Greene Paint Co - Aluminium Wood Primer.
Use Aluminium Wood Primer on new and bare interior and exterior woodwork. Formulated on a high quality aluminium base, this primer is ideal for front doors, exterior joinery and sealing resinous woods. Can also be used as a stainblock.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Ambleside™ No. 304 Ambleside™ No. 304. In 1905, Hill Top Farm in Ambleside was bought by the legendary children’s writer Beatrix Potter as a home away from London and an artistic retreat. The farmhouse was fitted and furnished with many bargains from local sales and...
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Angie No. 185. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 64 A delightful pale pink shade, and cited as a shade to be “embraced with a palette of mid-browns.”
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Apple No. 137. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 47 A superb tertiary ground colour upon which a myriad of soft furnishings are enhanced.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Aquamarine Deep No. 198. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 38 As Horizon, Aquamarine Deep is a shade that was used with pale and mid browns, both for contrasting walls and in furniture and accessories.
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Little Greene Paint Co. | Arras™ No. 316 Arras™ No. 316 Part of the Stone Collection. A spectacular Elizabethan house, Hardwick Hall was built by the formidable ‘Bess of Hardwick’ in the late 1500s. After Queen Elizabeth I, Bess was the wealthiest woman in England and her house was filled...
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Atomic Red No. 190. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 15 Another of the powerful, primary shades that made its way to the English decorative paint market as a direct result of the immigration swell in the 1970s.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Attic II™ No. 144Part of the Stone and Colours of England Collections.
Attic 2 No. 144.
LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 15 A darker and more complex version of Silt (40), arresting schemes are made using colours from this group.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Baked Cherry No. 14. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 9 A sumptuous red, wonderfully rich and hugely popular for dining rooms and studies.
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Little Greene Paint Co. | Baluster™ No. 321 Baluster™ No. 321 Part of the Stone Collection. An authentic grey limestone, this shade is read directly from the carved balustrade which accompanies the Castell Pink stonework in the great stairwell at Penrhyn Castle. It was commissioned by the castle’s owner, a...
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Basalt No. 221. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 5 For a distinctive front door, look no further than this timeless blue-black.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Bath Stone No. 64. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 43 Matched to an example or original Bath Stone and used to paint the facades of Victorian town houses.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Beauvais Lilac No. 29Part of the Stone and Colours of England Collections.
Beauvais Lilac No. 29. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 67 A more honeyed tone than its cool counterpart.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colours of England Collection.
Blue Verditer No. 104. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 34 An especially English blue which was frequently used in distemper and on wallpapertraces have been uncovered in the revered Kenwood House,London.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Blue Collection.
Bone China Blue - No. 107. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) - 39 A colour based on Wedgwood Jasper ware, poignantly 1930s.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colour Scales Collection.
Bone China Blue-Deep No. 184. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 52.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colour Scales Collection.
Bone China Blue-Mid No. 183. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 66.
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Little Greene Paint Co - Colour Scales Collection.
Bone China Blue-Pale No. 182. LRV (Light Reflectance Value) – 73.
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Little Greene Paint Co. | Book Room Green™ No. 322 Book Room Green™ No. 322 Part of the Stone Collection. At the turn of the 19th century, the Book Room at Wimpole Hall was remodelled by neoclassical architect John Soane. Driven by Wimpole’s owner’s keen architectural interest, the room doubled...