Our most popular paint, Absolute Matt Emulsion is the classic finish for interior walls and ceilings. It's a water-based, environmentally friendly paint and dries to an incredibly flat finish that exudes character.
Absolute Matt Emulsion is available in 5L, 2.5L and 1L tins
- Environmentally-friendly
- Water-based
- A beautiful flat finish for walls ...
Our most popular paint, Absolute Matt Emulsion is the classic finish for interior walls and ceilings. It's a water-based, environmentally friendly paint and dries to an incredibly flat finish that exudes character.
Absolute Matt Emulsion is available in 5L, 2.5L and 1L tins
- Environmentally-friendly
- Water-based
- A beautiful flat finish for walls & ceilings
- Certified completely safe for children's rooms ('Toy Paint Regulations' BS EN71-3:2013)
- Gloss level - 3% (very matt)
- Covers approx 14 square metres per litre (one coat)
- Available in all colours
- Available in 3 tin sizes - 5L, 2.5L and 1L
- Also available in 60ml Sample Pots
Absolute Matt Emulsion Paint There are 252 products.
Light Peachblossom (3)
A rather exclusive colour once used in the Royal Pavilion, Brighton and in the dining room of the Regency Town House
Portland Stone (77)
Matched to an example of original Portland Stone and used to paint the facades of Victorian town houses
Stone Mid Warm (35)
If 18th century Bath could be distilled into one shade
Stone Dark Cool (67)
The most reminiscent of its origins this colour is as moody as it is steeped in history
Eau de Nil (90)
If a colour could sum up an era this would be pure 1930s. Understated and enduring elegance
Spearmint (202)
The interior of one of Mervyn Seal's Butterfly Houses was described in 1961 as full of eastern spaciousness. This shade, along with Brighton were both contributors to this iconic example of 1960s English architecture.
Kitchen Green (85)
A popular colour that hints at the orchard and eases the transition from the inside to the garden
Aquamarine (138)
Classic blend of blue green using umber to create a subtlety which brings a gentle coolness and tranquility to a room
Celestial Blue (101)
A dusky variant of Sky Blue found on a rare surviving paint colour card of 1807
