Close-up of a deep brown paneled wall painted in Chocolate Color with two contrasting mustard yellow armchairs in front.

Georgian Paint Colours

The colours of the Georgian period can be discovered in many of the great houses of the United Kingdom. Browse our Georgian paint colours below.

Little Greene Georgian Colours

At the birth of modern interior decoration, these Georgian colours were fashioned using pigments which are amongst the most popular today and are a standard used by many of the great designers.

Many greys and neutral shades established in the Georgian style were used to complement brighter and more expensive colours used as lavish highlights. We can do the same today, using these tones in combination with related colours from other eras. We are not bound now - as the Georgian designers were - and so many of the Georgian paint colours, such as Lead Colour, can be teamed very successfully with many colours from later periods

Using Georgian Paint Colours in Your Home

Dark green wall painted in 'Invisible Green', behind a round dining table and two bright pink chairs painted in 'Leather'

Walls:

Invisible Green™

Chairs:

Leather™

Shelves:

Cool Arbour™

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These Georgian paint colours, typified by the mineral and charcoal colours, remain as classics and yet are still in very popular use today. Amongst them are Lead Colour, Whitening and Pearl Colour.

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Kitchen with deep indigo (Woad) kitchen units and contrasting yellow tiles and upper wall.

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Five Little Greene paint samples and Color Card in front of a grey background with white and light pink flowers on the side.

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