Our vibrant approach to colour has always been rooted in Nature’s tonal harmony. Like many artists before us, we look to the natural world as our muse. In everything we do, we hope to imitate its beauty, creativity and idyllic compositions; an ethos that is emulated in each and every one of our paint shades.

From verdant greens and earthy neutrals to hues derived from petals, plants and minerals, each colour has been artfully created to bring the beauty of the outside in. And the tin it’s in? It’s a work of art in itself.

Crafted at the historic Bailey Paints in Gloucestershire, England, each tin of House of Hackney paint is made to order by colour alchemist Richard and his two colleagues. 

A lot goes into these pots of paint, but what comes out? The possibilities are endless. 

Inspired by the colours of Nature, the collection pays homage to the natural world not only through irreverent colour, but in the very way our paint is made. With the ability to transform any space in just two coats, our water-based, Low VOC paint is produced to order in Britain, ensuring there is a light environmental footprint and no waste. 

Honouring Nature’s clever use of resources, the collection has end-to-end recyclable packaging, including a complimentary FSC-approved stirrer crafted from by-products.

Our paint contains no animal derived products and is not tested on animals. And for each tin sold, House of Hackney purchases and protects 35 square metres of Ancient and Endangered Forest, thanks to our partnership with World Land Trust, the international conservation charity that safeguards our most vital natural ecosystems and threatened habitats, acre by acre.