New textured paints from Crown
Crown's new textured paint range has to be felt to be believed.
Rebelling against the maximalist, patterns and pastel trends, these paints favour soft, warm and natural tones.
With a matt, grainy texture, theSophisticated Suede rangefrom Crown addsan extra dimension to colour,giving walls a look of brushed suede.
With not even the tiniest hint of a sheen, we think the paints make the walls look almost like they're covered in rustic, natural linens.
The colours are all muted, earthy and lovely – taupes, fawns, ecrus, muds and clays - all carefully developed to bring effortless sophistication to a home.
Colour and pattern have had far too long in the spotlight. Perhaps it's time for texture to reclaim its rightful place? You heard it here first...
Discover the full colour palette of the Suede range on crownpaints.co.uk.
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