- One Hour Enamel
- Neutrals (OHE)
- Reds (OHE)
- Whites (OHE)
- Blues (OHE)
- Greens (OHE)
- Pastels (OHE)
1987
The new chic version of the shade easiest described as the dusty rose of the late 80s. Tones of ballet pink meets ivory and beige. The feminine quality of the shade is represented as a pink that has been worn by time.
Abyss
Our best selling non-neutral shade of ALL TIME! This shade is a force of nature. The deepest blue-green like the depths of the ocean. Pairs well with carbon, whites, and any neutral.
Alabaster
Antique Villa
The perfect soft white, not too stark, not too creamy. This shade has just enough warmth to feel inviting while still remaining bright. Consider using our Stain Eliminating Primer if painting over wood that is prone to tannin bleed-through.
Black
Flat Black that is almost carbon. For the blackest black, get Jet Black.
Black Cherry
The deepest vamp shade of black cherry. This rich shade pairs well with black, whites, and purples. It demands attention and is deep and rich.
Bone
A white with a creamy, pale-gray undertone.
Carbon
Almost black, Carbon is a heavily pigmented charcoal gray.
Charleston Green
If you love Inkwell you will LOVE Charleston Green. A historic shade of a deep, almost black green!
Earthen Ash
Mossy green meets wet earth and gray clay. A color that is not defined by the constructs of blue, green, or gray, but a 4th personality that somehow embodies moody and light, accessible and secretive at the same time.
Foxtrot
Inspired by our friend at Foxtrot Woodworks & Designs to represent his essence. The woods, vintage military green, nature and honesty. This green has an olive and hunter hue while staying true to the traditional camo fatigues. It is truly the green of the Greatest Generation.
Gray Linen
The most versatile of all shades, a greige with equal parts gray and beige to create a tone that lends itself to cool and warm accents equally. Use Black Walnut Wax to warm up this color or Black Wax to create a vintage patina.
Inkwell
The blackest blue there could ever be. This sultry shade of midnight is so heavily pigmented, it is truly blue-black.
Black
True and deep, this dark black is perfectly complimented with any of our metallic glaze, or white glaze for a dramatic vintage chalkboard feel. Black or clear wax can also be used to preserved this pigment drenched black.
Kashmir
An off white that is a more appealing, brighter and cleaner shade of creme. Remove the dingy from cream and leave the softness and you have Kashmir!
Metrocity
Blue green has never looked so good! This shade has plenty of grays and makes an excellent front door and cabinet color choice.
Peppercorn
Almost a graphite, this rich gray is a beautiful yet dramatic choice for cabinets and more. A deep, cool gray that is a favorite paired with Higgins Lake, Joyful, and complimented perfectly by our Black Walnut Glaze.
Poseidon
A blue/green that is so deeply pigmented, that it is almost on the black scale.
Sea Salt
Beachy, salty air inspired this shade of lovely. Gray, blue, green, and white all combine to produce a color that seems to change throughout the day depending on the suns influence. Pair it with Smokey Quartz, Peppercorn, Limestone, Gray Linen, or Snow owl. Pearl glaze can be used to add luminescence without being over the top. Driftwood Glaze adds to the beachy feel.
Seeded Eucalyptus
Like the pale soft green-gray of the eucalyptus plant that is fresh and accessible. This is popular front door choice!
Smokey Quartz
Perfectly balanced true gray. Just enough cool and warmth to be situated in the middle of the gray spectrum. Accent with peppercorn for 2 toned beauty. It also coordinates with any shade because of its versatility. Try Black Hemp Oil Wax with it for added dimension.
Snow Owl
Bright white that is white, extra white, with a side of white! If white is not a color but a lifestyle for you, this is your shade! Use our One Hour Enamel Clear or Varnish to preserve the stark white quality to this clean crisp white. Consider using our Stain Eliminating Primer if painting over wood that is prone to tannin bleed-through.
Urban Rhino
A pale and modern gray. This color brings together rooms and brings a youthful presence to kitchens and furniture. This gray is a combo of mossy clay meets overcast skies.
Veronica Vaughn
The perfect front door red that is modern-urban meets americana. The shade of red that never really goes out of style. An excellent front door choice!
Weathervane
A rich bronze that is a wonderful combo of cool, dramatic gray and warm, dark chocolate brown. A unique shade that is beautiful paired with Vintage Duck Egg, Gray Linen, and more.