Grey Paint

When you shop for grey paint, it is important to focus on the things that most matter to you when decorating. Although satin finishes with grey paint products might be the priority for some, others will want to save grey matt emulsion in their basket before making a purchase, for example. There again, some people will want to find products suited to certain rooms, such as washable grey paint for a kitchen.

Other items that might be on your checklist when choosing grey paint might be whether it needs an undercoat or is a metal paint that you can use on metal radiators and so on. In other words, the neutral tones of grey aren't the only considerations because there are other features that are just as important to find out about.

We'll cover much of this but, first, let's turn to some of the most on-trend grey shades you could choose today.

One of the trendiest dark grey paints you could paint on your walls is Summer Shadow. This product has a deep, cool, chalkboard appearance combined with a moody undertone. Great for a feature wall, it pairs well with light greys or neutral shades so people tend to use it in just one or two settings in their homes at most.

Alternatively, how about Steel Mill? It constitutes a mid-tone, cool, true grey that benefits from a black undertone and works well whether it is set against white trim or stronger hues, such as yellow. Available as a wood or metal paint as well as a quick-drying gloss, Steel Smoke can also be applied to ceilings and walls, good for a uniform look. It comes in matt, soft sheen and silk finishes, providing a neutral base colour within your interior design palette.

Many people choose light grey paint for their basket of purchases because they like the smooth appearance they offer in any room. If you paint your walls with Moonlit Sky, for instance, you will find it can transform your home. It is ideal for kitchens since it is washable and often only requires one coat.

Venice Grey and Summer Storm would also suit a kitchen wall. The finishes on offer range from matt to silk and mid or soft sheens. You can use them on ceilings or walls throughout the home.

Dark grey is more appealing and often less oppressive when you discover how professional interior designers use it, often sparingly and alongside white trim. Urban Sky and Moher Slate are great examples of dark grey paint that would look great in any room.

Cloudy Grey is a darker colour that deserves a special mention, too. This product has been specially formulated to cover almost any surface without any preparation.

Cloudy Grey is part of our Chalky White Furniture range. This means the product will save you time because it requires almost no preparation. Many people discover that it doesn't just save time but saves effort, too, because it can be applied very evenly without any hassle. A darker shade with a matt finish, it is suited to both exteriors and interiors.

Any room refresh would benefit from Manhattan Grey. This one-coat paint will save time while also offering anti-microbial properties, something that means it is a go-to product for kitchens. It is available in several different size choices, too.

Shadow Slate has a lovely blueish appearance which can be used to update kitchen cabinets and doors. Useful for bathroom redecoration projects, too, it has a matt finish. Pale Grey, by contrast, has a satin sheen finish and can be used to update both cupboard doors and tiling. This shade matches well with vibrant greens and blue shades.

Our range of greeny-grey paints can be an inspiration in any home setting from new builds to traditional properties. Mostly Metal has a dark yet verdant undertone. Meanwhile. Thunderbolt is a saturated, cool, thunderstorm-grey colour with an algae undertone. It deserves to be paired with something eye-catching like gold trim although, in fairness, it also looks good with any other metal.

It is easy to see why warm grey tends to be favoured in both living room and dining room settings because they offer a degree of comfort. Grey Shadows, for example, is a sandy grey with a brick undertone that would also look good in a study.

On the other hand, discover why Free Reign's attractive mulberry undertone makes it good for bathrooms and utility rooms as well as reception rooms. Go To Grey also has the same undertone but possesses a slightly paler appearance. All three of these warm colour choices would look great paired with white paint colours.

Perfect for an inviting spare room, mid-greys strike a sophisticated balance between dark and light. A paint colour like Pigeon Feather really says it all. This mid-grey offers a smokey undertone and would form a great background colour for displaying wall-mounted art or photos.

There again, Pachyderm offers a touch of blue thanks to its touch of dark indigo that combines perfectly with its cobalt undertone. Pair it with fizzy lemon yellows if you really want to turn the page on your interior design ambitions.

Cloudy Day is a charming soft grey product that will provide a memorable look when used on the outside of your home. A durable masonry paint, you can apply it and carry on enjoying its tonal qualities for up to 15 years without having to worry.

Subtle Stone is a slightly darker soft grey that is also an exterior masonry paint. However, this colour can also be used as a one-coat interior product. As such, it is good if you want the inside and outside of your property to coordinate with one another. Try Ashford Grey if you prefer a satin sheen finish while still enjoying a soft grey appearance.