Estate Eggshell is easy to wipe off and is washable. Its average brightness level makes it the ideal complement to Estate® Emulsion and Modern Emulsion.
Use: interior woodwork and metal including radiators
Gloss level: 20%
Environmental: Low VOC
Maintenance: Completely washable
Drying time: Touch dry in 1 hour. Dark colors may take longer to dry...
Estate Eggshell is easy to wipe off and is washable. Its average brightness level makes it the ideal complement to Estate® Emulsion and Modern Emulsion.
Use: interior woodwork and metal including radiators
Gloss level: 20%
Environmental: Low VOC
Maintenance: Completely washable
Drying time: Touch dry in 1 hour. Dark colors may take longer to dry
Waiting time between 2 layers: 4 hours minimum under the conditions
Coverage by potted m2 with 2 layers:
- 750ml: 4.5
- 2.5 liters: 15
- 5.0 liters: 30
Estate Eggshell There are 138 products.
Pale Hound No.71
Pale Hound appears to be a little green, especially in north facing rooms, if you compare it to the more creamy Ringwold Ground.
Dayroom Yellow No.233
Dayroom Yellow is a typical Soanian or Regency colour which really does make your room feel full of sunlight especially when contrasted with All White.
Yellowcake No.279
Yellowcake is an uncompromising vivid yellow sourced from the unmistakably bright kitchens of the early 60s.
Citron No.74
Citron, as the name suggests, is a fairly acid yellow which has a bright intensity in small spaces and is fantastically welcoming in halls.
Yellow Ground No.218
Yellow Ground is one of the most useable of our yellows, sitting between the seemingly citrusy tones of Citron and the creamier pared back tone of Sudbury Yellow.
Babouche No.223
Yellow Ground is one of the most useable of our yellows, sitting between the seemingly citrusy tones of Citron and the creamier pared back tone of Sudbury Yellow.
Farrow's Cream No.67
Farrows Cream is our original cream named after the paint pioneer who founded the company with Richard Ball.
Dorset Cream No.68
Dorset Cream’s name conjures up exactly the right colour in our minds; a rich double cream made in the heart of the West Country.
Hay No.37
Hay is not a hot sunny yellow. Like the crop from which it takes its name, it is more modest than the cleaner Yellow Ground and less intense in colour.
Sudbury Yellow No.51
Sudbury Yellow, which takes its names from the staircase at Sudbury Hall, is particularly susceptible to changes in different light conditions.
India Yellow No.66
India Yellow is famously named after the pigment which was collected from the urine of cows who had been given a special diet of mango leaves!
Tunsgate Green No.250
Tunsgate Green is the most delicate of our greens with a big dose of yellow pigment which makes it extremely versatile.
