A classic crimson
 
Our richest crimson originally takes its name from Latin, but is now a much used term for crimsons and reds. Similar to the deep glossy red used by David Hicks at Barons Court in the 1970s, Incarnadine is unashamedly classic and glamorous. It can be used to sumptuous effect in halls when offset with Tanner’s Brown on woodwork, or feel more edgy and graphic when paired with a bright white.
 
How much paint will I need ?
Coverage of each paint finish is shown below, the figures are "per coat" and we always recommend at least two coats. 
 
Dead Flat
 
750ml
9 Square Metres
2.5 Litres
30 Square Metres
5 Litres
60 Square Metres
 
 
Estate Emulsion
 
2.5 Litres
 35 Square Metres
5 Litres
 70 Square Metres
 
 
Modern Emulsion
 
2.5 Litres
 30 Square Metres
5 Litres
 50 Square Metres
 
 
Flat Eggshell
 
750ml
 9 Square Metres
2.5 Litres
 30 Square Metres
5 Litres
 60 Square Metres
 
 
Modern Eggshell
 
750ml
 9 Square Metres
2.5 Litres
 30 Square Metres
5 Litres
 60 Square Metres
 
 
Full Gloss
 
750ml
 9 Square Metres
2.5 Litres
 30 Square Metres
 
 
Exterior Masonry
 
5 Litres
 40 Square Metres
 
 
Exterior Eggshell
 
750ml
 9 Square Metres
2.5 Litres
 32 Square MetresHow much paint will I need ?Coverage of each paint finish is shown below, the figures are "per coat" and we always recommend at least two coats. Dead Flat750ml9 Square Metres2.5 Litres30 Square Metres5 Litres60 Square MetresEstate Emulsion2.5 Litres 35 Square Metres5 Litres 70 Square MetresModern Emulsion2.5 Litres 30 Square Metres5 Litres 50 Square MetresFlat Eggshell750ml 9 Square Metres2.5 Litres 30 Square Metres5 Litres 60 Square MetresModern Eggshell750ml 9 Square Metres2.5 Litres 30 Square Metres5 Litres 60 Square MetresFull Gloss750ml 9 Square Metres2.5 Litres 30 Square MetresExterior Masonry5 Litres 40 Square MetresExterior Eggshell750ml 9 Square Metres2.5 Litres 32 Square Metres