Whistler Grey

Whistler GreyInspired by the beautifully atmospheric paintings of 19th century American born artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Whistler Grey is an attractive, warm grey that complements lighter tones and pastels, sitting between Paris Grey and Graphite in terms of tone. I felt like my range of greys needed another colour, and one that was different from my charcoal colour Graphite, explains Annie. My context for colours is always art, paintings and nature

She’s a fantastic conversationalist (don’t expect her to actually talk back to you because… she’s paper) and will always ask you how your day went

A playful exploration of form and texture

Used with Pure and Antoinette

appearing in everything from Venetian palaces to Vietnamese temples

Solo or in a captivating mix

It a pretty neutral white that’s the essence of Rococo – the romantic style of art

Apply a thin coat of white wax

Louise likes boxing

finished in a richly layered green-blue glaze

• One of a kind

Handbuilt ceramic serving bowl

Greek Blue can be found on rustic doors