Shale Grey Deep Slate Inspired Grey Interior Wall Paint for Modern Interior Design

I chose Shale Grey Deep Slate Inspired Grey Interior Wall for the kitchen-diner after comparing a few shades. It rolled on evenly over a properly prepared surface and dried to a consistent finish. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. The final surface looks smooth and the shade works well with neutral furniture. Coverage was easy to manage with a standard roller and brush. Overall the colour and finish worked very well for the space.

I picked this shade for the landing because I wanted something with a bit of depth without looking too heavy. The colour looks balanced in daylight and a little richer under warm evening lighting. The tone has enough character to make the room feel finished without dominating the space. Good wall preparation made a noticeable difference to the final finish. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. The room now feels much more complete and the finish looks tidy.

This paint went onto the walls in our home office and gave the room a fresh update. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. The colour looks balanced in daylight and a little richer under warm evening lighting. The end result looks clean and well balanced.

I picked this shade for the kitchen-diner because I wanted something with a bit of depth without looking too heavy. Coverage was easy to manage with a standard roller and brush. Good wall preparation made a noticeable difference to the final finish. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. The room now feels much more complete and the finish looks tidy.

We used Shale Grey Deep Slate Inspired Grey Interior Wall in the bedroom and the colour suited the space well. The shade appears a little deeper at night than it does in strong daylight. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. The final surface looks smooth and the shade works well with neutral furniture. I would use the same range again for another room.

This paint went onto the walls in our open-plan living area and gave the room a fresh update. The colour looks balanced in daylight and a little richer under warm evening lighting. The tone has enough character to make the room feel finished without dominating the space. It rolled on evenly over a properly prepared surface and dried to a consistent finish. The first coat looked slightly patchy while drying, but the second coat evened it out. I would use the same range again for another room.

I chose Shale Grey Deep Slate Inspired Grey Interior Wall for the guest room after comparing a few shades. Cutting in around the edges was straightforward and the finish settled nicely as it dried. It rolled on evenly over a properly prepared surface and dried to a consistent finish. The end result looks clean and well balanced.

We used Shale Grey Deep Slate Inspired Grey Interior Wall in the open-plan living area and the colour suited the space well. The grey tone looks natural in the room and works well with the existing furnishings. Coverage was easy to manage with a standard roller and brush. Cutting in around the edges was straightforward and the finish settled nicely as it dried. Overall the colour and finish worked very well for the space.

This paint went onto the walls in our kitchen-diner and gave the room a fresh update. The final surface looks smooth and the shade works well with neutral furniture. It rolled on evenly over a properly prepared surface and dried to a consistent finish. The room now feels much more complete and the finish looks tidy.