YOUR DREAM SCHEME

East facing living room mostly used throughout the daytime

When a room faces east it means it will receive the most natural sunlight as the sun rises in the morning, after which it will lose the sunlight altogether for the rest of the day. Morning light also tends to be quite cool so for this room you'll want to opt for colours with less grey in them; shades that won't become washed out or cold in the fading light. Greens with a yellow base work really well in east-facing rooms as they warm up the room, versus blues which can feel too cold. Keep the space feeling calm and tranquil with a muted colour palette and patterns inspired by nature.

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Named after a northern term of endearment and friendly greeting ('hello friend'), this design features the famously iconic 'flying ducks' in a hand painted effect animal and bird themed wallpaper. Inspired by our daily walks and runs around the Wayoh reservoir in Edgworth, it's the perfect neutral yet quirky backdrop with hints of brown and pastel hues.

A sophisticated shade of pink with a smidge of grey inspired by the saying

"Red sky at night, shepherd's delight. Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning”

My family taught me about weather forecasting, how to read the clouds and to rely more on human experience. A pink cloud at sunset means high pressure is moving in from the West, so therefore the next day will usually be dry and pleasant.

Familiar and soothing Pink Cloud works beautifully with so many colours.

A calming off white taken from the colour of our wallpaper base before we print pattern onto it making it the perfect neutral to pair with many of our wallpapers.

The name is inspired by the bygone local cotton industry that now lies beneath the reservoir’s of Turton and Edgworth.