Colour Stories from Mylands

As 2024 comes to a close, we at Mylands are thrilled to reflect upon the collections and collaborations that have been curated throughout the year. As Britian's oldest family-owned paint manufacturer, we are proud to share our treasured heritage with creatives in and around London; shaping specific palettes for designers, galleries, and artists. 

Embrace the magic of the festive season with Mylands "12 Days of Colour" campaign which highlights our most iconic shades, inspired by the floral painting of Dutch Masters. It is a creation of festive floral, fruit and vegetable displays that blend historical artistry with contemporary design, referencing Mylands rich heritage as a historic paint company whilst showcasing our modern approach to colour today.

Mylands is delighted to support the the first major exhibition devoted to British artist and designer Tirzah Garwood, held at Dulwich Picture Gallery. Launched on November 19th, the exhibiton has received impressive reviews: Garwood takes the spotlight in an exhibition that reveals the full extent of her talent and output. 

If you are looking for a way to elevate your interior design, gold is a great colour option. Adding touches of gold can really lift a colour scheme...

Discover the Mylands colours that feature at Shapero Rare Books' store.

Gold isn’t just for Christmas decorations. It’s a wonderful way to add some glam to your home decor and create a luxe look year round.

Mylands introduces its 2025 colour palette in collaboration with colour creative agency Etté, founded by Despina Curtis and Natalie Jones. Titled An Artist’s Palette, the curation represents a quie...

Discover the Mylands colours hand-picked by select exhibitors at this year's Decorative Fair Autumn 2024 and the accompanying treasure trove of art and antiques on display.

When Stephen Sprake transformed Captain's House, his historical Chatham home, colour was integral to breathing life back into this listed Georgian building. By centring around the colour Grey Ochre...