'Incarnadine', the richest red on our color chart, originally derives its name from Latin but is now a widely used term for purplish reds. Reminiscent of the bold, glossy red of David Hicks from Barons Court in the '70s, Incarnadine is unashamedly classic and glamorous. A dignified ambience in the entrance area is created in connection with Tanner's Brown on woodwork. Incarnadine goes well with a rather angular and linear furnishing style in combination with a bright white.
Estate Eggshell offers a solid finish for interior wood and metal elements and is available in all 132 colours. With its highly durable properties and smooth, silky finish, Estate Eggshell is an ideal way to enhance furniture, kitchen cabinets, radiators, baseboards, doors and mouldings.
