Dutch Madder Paint

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Taking its name from the Madder tree root, this deep brick red paint brings walls to life with its warm and cosy hues. Finish with Smooth Clay and Palissandro for a cohesive scheme.

Available in both matt emulsion and eggshell finishes.

Please note: All our paints are mixed to order and are therefore non-returnable. A few tins of paint included in our sale might have minor dents or scratches, but rest assured, the quality inside is just as good!

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Product Details

Mixed to order in the UK
All colours available in Matt Emulsion and Eggshell finish
Paint coverage: 12m2 per litre
For best results apply 2 coats, although additional coats may be required on new surfaces or where there is a marked colour change
Touch dry in 1-2 hours, re-coat in 4 hours
Water-based, non-toxic and low in VOC's
Our paints are child and pet friendly and completely safe for use throughout the home including children's rooms and toys
Formulated with safe ingredients to comply with the toy safety regulations BS EN 71-3:2019
Despatched in 100% recycled cardboard inner and outer packaging. Shipping rules dictate a polythene bag and cable tie must also be used and these can be recycled

Matt Emulsion is a pigment-rich water-based soft matt finish for walls and ceilings, that combines durability with good coverage and ease of application.
Eggshell is a durable and modern water-based version of a classic eggshell finish with a low subtle sheen that is suitable for interior doors, trim and general woodwork.

Colours on screen may vary from the actual paint - we recommend ordering a paint card or a tester pot (available in matt emulsion only).

All our paints are mixed to order and are therefore non -returnable.

Delivery Information

UK Mainland:
Delivery 4-5 working days by courier
Free delivery on orders of £195 or more
For Paint orders under £195, the delivery charge is £6.95

UK Remote Areas:
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International:
For delivery times and costs please contact us

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Paint FAQs

Yes, our paint is available in matt emulsion (for walls) and low sheen eggshell (for wood and metal).

Matt emulsion is a pigment-rich paint suitable for walls and ceilings with a soft matt finish, whilst eggshell is a durable paint suitable for interior doors, trim and general woodwork with a subtle sheen. All our paints are water-based and available in both matt emulsion and eggshell finishes.

Yes, our low sheen eggshell paint can be used on woodwork and produces a soft sheen finish with added durability.

Our paint is formulated with safe ingredients to comply with the toy safety regulation BS EN71-3:2019. They are child and pet friendly and safe for use throughout the whole home including children’s toys and rooms.

Yes, our paint is suitable for bathrooms. Our matt emulsion can be used if your bathroom is well ventilated, with the tougher qualities of our eggshell making it more suitable for more extreme conditions. You can find more information in our help with painting guide.

Paint should be kept in a dry, frost-free environment and out of direct sunlight. Make sure the lid is securely closed to prevent air spoiling the paint. Paint should be stored away from food and drink and out of reach from children.

If the surface you are painting is in good condition and properly prepared, you usually won’t need a primer or undercoat. However, if the surface is bare or unsound, you should carry out good preparation and apply the appropriate primer. We’ve put together some of our hints and tips in our help with painting guide.

single coat of matt emulsion or eggshell paint should cover around 10-12 square metres per litre. However, please be aware that there are a number of factors that affect paint coverage, namely the way in which the paint is applied and the porosity of the surface that is being painted.

We’d always recommend leaving a minimum of 4 hours between coats. If you need any help with your painting project, take a look at our help with painting guide.

In most cases, two coats would be needed. However, if you are painting a particularly porous surface or the colour change is dramatic, you may need to apply additional coats. Please see our guide on help with painting.

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