Whilst we tend to think of gray like a mix of black and white paint, gray can actually be produced by mixing primary and complimentary colors together, giving greater warmth or depth depending on the colors chosen. This gives the different gray shades in our collection from pencil lead gray, to greenish gray and a lilac hued gray.

The three common undertones to form a gray are blue, green and purple which help to create both warmer tones and cooler tones. Gauging whether your space suits a cooler or warmer gray tone, will help you pick the perfect Gray shade from our collection.

From the top: The Brimfield, The Mariner, The Portobello, The Wanderer

From the top: The Sepi, The Sunda, The Astronomer

We have seven gray shades in our collection:

The Brimfield: A fresh minimalist palette of duck egg + off-white.

The Mariner: a seagrass shade, balancing hues of blues and greens.

The Portobello: Inspired by Perisan rugs in sophisticated + subdued tones of gray + blue-green.

The Wanderer A fresh gray, made with light blue and green undertones.

The Sepi: A flexible gray mist design, with a subtle purple undertone.

The Sunda: A warm moonlight sand gray, given depth with the pattern.

The Astronomer: A softened charcoal with deep impact.

Looking for a creamy gray or greige? Head over to our Near Neutrals section to discover more.