Colour Stories from Mylands

Mylands is pleased to share a new collaboration with Sella Concept on a bespoke paint colour, as well as the decoration of Sella co-founders’ personal home in Hampstead Heath. 

If you are looking to change the colour scheme of your master bedroom or guestroom, and white feels too obvious and tiresome, grey may just be the perfect choice for you.You may have...

A careful edit of fresh, muted colours pays homage to summer in the city. Mylands introduced a fresh new palette, Summers of London, inspired by Mylands’ hometown and the histor...

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.

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.

Mylands are proud to announce a new bespoke colour to their collection ‘Dulwich Red’, specially made for the Dulwich Picture Gallery.  Inspired by Sir John Soane’s ‘Pompeiian Red’ from his famous library, this rich, warm hue has been updated with a hint of terracotta to emphasis the light in the Gallery’s exceptional Enfilade

Emily Murray is the founder and editor of award-winning interiors blog The Pink House @pinkhouseliving, and author of Pink House Living. Here she talks about her home renovations with Mylands and what drives her love of pink!

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.

Mylands has long been associated with the entertainment industry, and its film, television and theatre (FTT) collection is a celebration of the brand’s long-standing work with the British film industry.