"Lamp Room Gray" is our most classic blue-grey shade, with its origins dating back to a time when the white walls of a room had been subtly stained by the trimming of lamp wicks. This color imparts a softer, more gently lived-in appearance compared to "Pavilion Gray," all while maintaining a timeless quality. Surprisingly, it exhibits a strong presence in smaller rooms, yet it has the ability to soften its appearance in larger, well-lit spaces.
Interior Paint Range:
Estate Emulsion - Matt finish for walls and ceilings
Modern Emulsion - Contemporary matt finish with enhanced durability
Estate Eggshell - Mid-sheen finish for walls, woodwork, and furniture
Modern Eggshell - Durable mid-sheen for high-traffic areas and kitchens
Full Gloss - High-sheen finish for woodwork, metal, and wet areas
Dead Flat - Ultra-matt finish for period properties and lime plaster
Casein Distemper - Traditional breathable finish for heritage buildings
Exterior Paint Range:
Exterior Eggshell - Weather-resistant mid-sheen for external woodwork
Exterior Masonry - Breathable finish for external walls and render
Coverage & Size Guide:
750ml - Covers approximately 7-8 square meters (75-85 sq ft) Perfect for: Feature walls, small rooms, or testing the colour
2.5L - Covers approximately 30-35 square meters (320-375 sq ft) Perfect for: Average-sized bedrooms, studies, or dining rooms
5L - Covers approximately 60-70 square meters (645-750 sq ft) Perfect for: Large living rooms, open-plan spaces, or multiple rooms
Coverage may vary depending on surface texture and porosity. Two coats recommended for optimal colour depth and finish.
Perfect Color Pairings with Lamp Room Gray No.88:
Strong White - The recommended complementary white for perfect harmony
Pavilion Gray - For a sophisticated tonal scheme
Cornforth White - Creates elegant contrast in adjoining rooms
Elephant's Breath - Warm neutral pairing for cozy interiors
Blackened - Bold contrast for dramatic accent walls
Pointing - Soft white alternative for subtle contrast
Recommended Primer & Undercoat: For the best results with "Lamp Room Gray," it's advisable to use a primer and undercoat in Mid Tones.