Earth tones and colours with documented historical use are often chosen to suit older architecture.
Filtered for earth-tone colours, or colours with a documented historical-use claim.
Ecru
neutral · medium
Taupe
neutral · deep
Terracotta
orange · medium
Sage Green
green · medium
Chocolate Brown
orange · deep
Chestnut
red · deep
Umber
orange · deep
Camel
orange · medium
Dusty Rose
pink · medium
Rose Gold
pink · medium
Clay
orange · medium
Moss Green
green · medium
Vermilion
red · medium
Magenta
pink · medium
Ochre
yellow · medium
Royal Blue
blue · medium
Prussian Blue
blue · very deep
Indigo
blue · deep
International Klein Blue
blue · deep
Purple
purple · deep
Tyrian Purple
purple · deep
Chocolate Brown
orange · deep
Chestnut
red · deep
Clay
orange · medium
Undertone caution: two colours in the same family can still read very differently once on a large surface, depending on their undertone — check against your existing flooring, furniture and fittings, not the swatch alone.
Lighting caveat: a colour can look noticeably warmer or cooler depending on natural and artificial light through the day — see the lighting guide for what specifically changes and why.
Finish caveat: matt, eggshell and gloss finishes reflect light differently, which can make the same colour read lighter, darker or more saturated depending on the finish chosen.
Always view a physical sample in the actual room, at different times of day, before committing to a large surface.