Like Miss Havisham's cobweb-covered banquet table, this Lavender is steeped in secrets and shadows. Its rich, dark tones feel charming in small doses, but the underlying gray turns sinister when used as a background or sky color.

When there is an eerie calm and thunder clouds move in, this color paints the sky. It's a blue people pay attention to, especially when the elements of nature are involved.

Like a seagull calling from a distance, this stormy turquoise has a moody cast. There is also something serene and peaceful about Grayed Turquoise. It makes a fantastic background color.

This color has an attractive, jewel-like quality, reminiscent of the power of water and the unknown mysteries of the sea. It is a moody mystery you want to get to know and be friends with.

This aged gray green is evocative of a foggy morning mist or a green tweed coat with a careworn look. It captivates whether used as a mass tone, glaze, or tint.

Like an ancient stone wall covered in moss, this gray yellow is steeped in the wisdom of age. It makes an excellent woodland accent and has a fairy tale charm.

This color embodies a sunbaked dirt road and crushed acorns on the ground. It is a classic neutral with a hint of yellow for warmth.

This muted warm brown invites you to snuggle up on a crisp fall day to pop popcorn and hibernate inside. Use it to paint a weather-beaten metal roof or the rust of an old vintage metal sign.

The tender underbelly of a mushroom has a gray-coral cast to it. This earth color has a grounding presence that calms a composition. Great for portraits and landscapes

The most muted of our reds, this Grayed Rose is particularly suited to intimate portraits and landscapes where a stronger red would overwhelm. The color exudes an unapologetic, aged feel that is warm and relaxed.