Pickle Blue
The first shade we named and the last shade that we managed to create, Pickle Blue is more complex than it looks. It’s a dark blue, sure, but our suppliers referred to it as “In A Pickle Blue” because of the ridiculous balance of hues needed to make up the shade. Ultimately though, it’s a deeper than deep, dark blue that you shouldn’t shy away from, even in dark spaces.
It looks particularly sexy in a kitchen and pairs very nicely with cool neutrals... Think Casa Blanco, Le Nozze Stone or Skye Blue. It can also hold its own quite nicely amongst stronger company, so don't be scared to match it up with Hackney Gold or Sunday Brown.
The first shade we named and the last shade that we managed to create, Pickle Blue is more complex than it looks. It’s a dark blue, sure, but our suppliers referred to it as “In A Pickle Blue” because of the ridiculous balance of hues needed to make up the shade. Ultimately though, it’s a deeper than deep, dark blue that you shouldn’t shy away from, even in dark spaces.
It looks particularly sexy in a kitchen and pairs very nicely with cool neutrals... Think Casa Blanco, Le Nozze Stone or Skye Blue. It can also hold its own quite nicely amongst stronger company, so don't be scared to match it up with Hackney Gold or Sunday Brown.
The first shade we named and the last shade that we managed to create, Pickle Blue is more complex than it looks. It’s a dark blue, sure, but our suppliers referred to it as “In A Pickle Blue” because of the ridiculous balance of hues needed to make up the shade. Ultimately though, it’s a deeper than deep, dark blue that you shouldn’t shy away from, even in dark spaces.
It looks particularly sexy in a kitchen and pairs very nicely with cool neutrals... Think Casa Blanco, Le Nozze Stone or Skye Blue. It can also hold its own quite nicely amongst stronger company, so don't be scared to match it up with Hackney Gold or Sunday Brown.