A small bathroom is the perfect place to inject some personality with wallpaper. The Stag Toile 'Chocolat' colourway, featuring a deep brown floral woodland scene on a neutral backdrop.

Wallpaper: Stag Toile - Chocolat
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A 'shelfie' styled to perfection, painted in Bone China Blue - Mid to make the decor and artwork pop. Inspired by the delicate elegance of bone china ceramics, this tonal variant of the popular Bone China paint colour offers a blend of grey and blue.
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Flint is a sophisticated warm white, perfect for combining with a variety of colours due to its purely mineral-based composition. Use Flint instead of traditional whites in a crisp, contemporary scheme to add a subtle touch of warmth.

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A pale, tonal variant of the popular Green Stone paint shade, Green Stone - Pale imbues a natural softness into the scheme. Applied to the lower half of this wall, it simulates the presence of a headboard, enveloping the bed with a cocooning comfort.

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Add personality and interest to your bathroom by incorporating bold colours, enchanting wallpapers, and statement tiles.

Credit and colours:
@studiosacreste - Slaked Lime, Portland Stone Light, Portland Stone, Sage Green
@littleterracedhouse - Briar Rose -Salix, Salix

@nospacelikehome.uk pairs Juniper Ash walls with Basalt woodwork and stairs for a wonderful tonal colour scheme in her hallway. Accented with pops of yellow in her artwork, it looks like Ted 🐶 approves.

Did you know our colour cards feature flying chips of real paint, so you can compare the colour directly with wallpaper and fabrics when planning your scheme.

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Castell Pink is a soft plaster-like shade, drawn from an interpretation of the sculptural stonework surrounding the grand stairwell at Penrhyn Castle in North Wales. Here, @homeonthelandgate uses this pink-based neutral shade alongside exposed beams and orange hues.

A wonderful nursery transformation by @at_the_mcgillens, enhancing the fresh Aquamarine - Light with scalloped detailing.

One of the most versatile shades in the ‘Sweet Treats’ palette, Mochi is a gentle, muted warm tone. This colour acts as a neutral base for introducing artwork, accessories or bolder paint colours.

A deep, warm clay with exceptional texture and character, Silt beautifully complements the neutral tones in @design_at_nineteen's living room.

Behind the scenes with @alexandradecorista. 'Capricorn' is a mural inspired by sections of historic early 19th-century panels by Velay and Zuber, repainted by hand to reflect idealised and stereotypical depictions of landscapes considered 'romantic' or 'exotic' at the time 🌴

A joyful scheme by @1894home with our Spring Flowers wallpaper in the Bombolone colourway from National Trust Papers IV, perfectly complemented by Castell Pink woodwork and a bedside painted in Yellow-Pink.

@railwayhouseyork showcases colours from the Little Greene palette beautifully in spaces throughout their renovation. Which is your favourite?

Olive Colour cabinetry, pairs with Portland Stone and Portland Stone - Pale walls in this welcoming kitchen. The exposed brick further enhances the cottage-like charm of the space.

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@sc_lovemyhome demonstrates a simple yet effective way to make a big impact with leftover paint from a previous project. Her hallway is completely transformed with Invisible Green, adding a sense of cohesion between spaces within her home.

Colour: Invisible Green

Murphy the Labradoodle looks right at home in his light-filled and inviting kitchen. @bijoubarn combined Portland Stone - Pale, a green-based neutral, alongside Sage Green cabinetry, creating an effortlessly cohesive scheme.

Walls - Portland Stone - Pale
Cabinetry - Sage Green

This quirky and charming wallpaper was designed by the Gothic Revivalist architect and interior designer William Burges. Used in this bathroom in the Rosie colourway, it adds flair and intrigue to the space.

Wallpaper: Burges Snail - Rosie
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Middle Buff casts a comforting wrap-around feel in this living space by @leo_kinderdesign. It harmoniously complements the natural textures, alongside subtle hints of green and blue in the soft furnishings.

A tranquil bedroom space that radiates serenity. The warm neutral, Lute provides a gentle backdrop on the walls and ceiling whilst Light Bronze Green stripes have been applied to the ceiling, to create a focal point.

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