Weekender

At #DEC9B8, Weekender reads as a warm, sandy beige with a soft peachy undertone, so it lifts a room without feeling pale or sharp. In north-facing light it can appear a little deeper and more muted, with the warmth becoming more noticeable against cooler daylight. In south-facing rooms it looks brighter and smoother, holding onto its beige warmth rather than turning yellow. On walls it gives a calm backdrop for oak, walnut and painted joinery, and it works well beside upholstery in stone, tobacco, rust, muted green or indigo.

Use Weekender in sitting rooms, bedrooms or hallways where you want a warm neutral that still feels clean. It suits painted woodwork in the same colour for a quiet look, or cream trim and upholstery in natural linen, wool or deeper earthy tones.