Unrivalled coverage and depth of colour, with more pigment than any of our competitors.
Quick drying and with low VOC content, kind to you, your family and the environment.
Washable, wipeable and perfect for high traffic areas.
Formulated to achieve easy application, Mylands Wood & Metal Paint is fast drying, almost odourless and easy to wipe clean.
London made and inspired, Colours of London® is a celebration of Mylands’ British roots. With 120 timeless colours, each shade is named after a district, landmark or iconic individual associated with this great city.
Choosing the right colour for your home can be a daunting task. Whether to be brave, bold or more muted in your palettes can be one of the hardest decisions when refurbishing your home. Click here for ideas, inspiration or a daily dose of colour.
Mylands paints are available in a range of finishes to suit every application.
The superior quality of our paints, mixed using traditional techniques with rare earth pigments and resins, makes them not only captivating but also highly durable, suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
Established in 1884, Mylands is Britain’s oldest, family-owned and run paint and polishes manufacturer. Over six generations, Mylands has been perfecting the art of fine, richly pigmented paints with real depth of colour in the heart of London.
Customers are gaining confidence with colour and incorporating it in new ways in the home. Moving away from the conventional choice of off-white for woodwork, customers are opting for something more characterful to inject visual interest without overpowering the room.
Read the full "How to Decorate with Contrasting Colours" post
As we continue to improve our homes while spending so much time in them, many consumers are updating their spaces with a fresh lick of paint. This Spring, we've seen some interesting choices in colour ways, with customers still going bold, bright and colourful.
Read the full "Colour Trends this Spring" post
When decorating our homes, it is often neutral colours that we reach for - with beiges, whites and greys traditionally providing the backdrop to our lives. Green tones can also work well as neutrals.
Read the full "The New Neutrals: Decorating with Greens" post
Once relegated to skirting boards in the hall, gloss colours have come to the fore and are being used for high impact schemes inside and outside the home. Practical as well as beautiful, a reflective finish can bring interest to any room of the house.
Read the full "Gloss Paints Take Centre Stage" post
Milly Kenny-Ryder is a freelance travel writer and food photographer in London. Following an extensive renovation of her Edwardian terraced house with Mylands, here she shares some of her colour inspiration.
Read the full "Colour my home with.... Milly Kenny Ryder" post
