Formulated to resist moisture, staining and general wear and tear, Intelligent Eggshell has a tough yet subtle finish and is a superb paint for woodwork and kitchen & bathroom walls.
It will give tremendous service in a busy home and is an ideal solution for those who want durability with a soft, low-sheen finish.
- Environmentally-friendly
- Water...
Formulated to resist moisture, staining and general wear and tear, Intelligent Eggshell has a tough yet subtle finish and is a superb paint for woodwork and kitchen & bathroom walls.
It will give tremendous service in a busy home and is an ideal solution for those who want durability with a soft, low-sheen finish.
- Environmentally-friendly
- Water-based
- Fully washable
- Suitable for most surfaces including walls, woodwork and primed metals such as radiators and pipework
- Certified completely safe for children's rooms and furniture ('Toy Paint Regulations' BS EN71-3:2013)
- Gloss level - 15% (low)
- Covers approx 14 square metres per litre (one coat)
- Available in all colours
- Available in 3 tin sizes- 5L, 2.5L, and 1L
Intelligent Eggshell Paint There are 251 products.
Stone Pale Cool (65)
The palest variant of the cool powdery colour based on Portland or Bath stone in the 1730s
Pearl Colour Dark (169)
A darker version of Pearl Colour
Mushroom (142)
The classic gentle interior colour - neutral with a hint of red oxide for warmth
Chamois (132)
Warm and vibrant neutral used often with stone and natural textiles
Carys (148)
A classic Regency colour - bright and excellent with grey
Woodbine (134)
Honeysuckle. This green shade neutral brings garden colour indoors without being overpowering
Lemon Tree (69)
A pale and more neutral version of Pale Lime (No.70)
Milk Thistle (187)
A stronger lilac colour, favoured by David Hicks (see 208 Hicks Blue), in conjunction with a brilliant white ceiling and ivory woodwork.
Clay (39)
A new version of Regency Fawn-using more ochre-use as a warm neutral for modern and period interiors
Rolling Fog (143)
A beautiful warm neutral - used historically as a white with darker colours
