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“Natural, Not Plastic” Paint from Edward Bulmer in Herefordshire

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“Natural, Not Plastic” Paint from Edward Bulmer in Herefordshire

May 27, 2021

Interior designer, historian, and self-described “colorman” Edward Bulmer is on a mission: to bring back natural paint made from sustainable sources. “We mix our paints simply using the twelve natural earth and mineral pigments which have been used by artists for centuries.” he says. “Packed with pigment, our paint offers a patina alive with pure color and because they all come from the same natural sources, they’re all in perfect harmony with each other. Our paint is microporous which means it lets walls and woodwork breathe naturally.”

Here’s a look:

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Above: Bulmer runs his business from his Queen Anne house in Herefordshire, which he shares with his wife and three daughters he has spent 20 years restoring, converting a former cattle shed into a workshop.
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Above: “Our paint is microporous, which means it lets walls and woodwork breathe naturally. It does not form a plastic film which traps in moisture and mold.”
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Above: A sample pot of Cuisse de Nymphe Emue, a “dusty pink with enough umber to avoid being too girly.”
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Above: Color cards and sample pots are available.

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