The Northern Light palette, curated by Edinburgh interior designer Jessica Buckley with Edward Bulmer.
As part of the palette, two new off-white shades, Edinburgh White and Edinburgh White Light, have been created to complement this selection of beautiful, rich colours for any setting. The warm, earth pigmented undertones of both these whites counterbalance our cool blue-grey daylight to ensure a warm and comfortable atmosphere. They can be used separately or teamed together to achieve a subtle contrast in tone.
The Northern Light Palette takes the guess work away from decorating rooms which don’t have the benefit of abundant natural light: north-facing rooms, basement rooms or any room where the quality of natural light is diffuse and cool. Selected by Jessica with Edward, a selection of twelve different hues means that there is the perfect blue, red, green, brown, yellow and even white, to suit.
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We have spent years perfecting our pioneering plant-based paints and we are proud of the product we have created using gentle chemistry and a lot of dedication to making a more sustainable paint! We believe we are pioneers in creating natural paints using plant-based ingredients instead of petrochemical derived products.
Unlike many other paint brands, what’s in our tins is on our tins! We declare all of our ingredients, read our full list of ingredients and learn more about how our paint is made.
We use our local courier service called APC which is based in Hereford. APC operates franchises throughout the country and we can deliver parcels throughout the UK on an overnight service.
We are not able to offer returns, as all of our paint is mixed to order and therefore is a bespoke product.
NB: We will accept returns of non bespoke products which include preparatory products.
If you believe your paint is faulty, please contact our team.
I’m very impressed with Edward Bulmer Natural Paint. I’ve had excellent advice on colours for several rooms from Emma Bulmer who’s been kindness itself. The sample jars arrived super fast and the paint colours and texture are lovely. At every level the customer service has been outstanding. I’m so pleased I found this paint company …
I will never use anything except Bulmer paint again, I have to say. Plus I have no idea why the decorator forums made it sound so difficult! If it’s within my capabilities, it’s within anyone’s!
Our decorator, who has painted for about 40 years, said it was some of nicest paint he had worked with. He liked the fact it had no smell, but he was particularly pleased by how well it cut in, without leaving any streaks. (a particular problem with the other paint I mentioned, apparently.) He was …
I just wanted to say what a pleasure it is using your material, especially the eggshell which is a lovely paint to work with.
We redecorated our sitting room using Clove 60%, and we also rendered and painted the fire surround. We’re absolutely delighted with it, the finish is velvety and full of depth, exactly the result I wanted. We are doing the other rooms in September, but having a complete rethink on the kitchen, probably repainting the units …
We have created this calculator to help you estimate the amount of paint you will need for your project. Please note that this is only an estimate, based on normal surfaces with two coats of paint.
Please check our practical painting advice - if you are painting onto a very absorbent surface, you may need more paint, and for best results, you may need to prime your surfaces.
If you end up with any leftover paint, get inspired with ways to use any excess paint - it's even compostable!
What are you painting?
Our natural matt emulsion is perfect for interior walls and ceilings.
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This estimate is based on the dimensions of your room, minus the space taken by average doors and windows.
For this area, we suggest would be adequate.
Our water based eggshell or gloss is ideal for woodwork or metalwork.
This estimate is based on skirting and the doors/windows you tell us about. 1 litre should cover 2-3 doors or 20m of skirting.
