Paint & Paper Library
Paint & Paper Library is a British designer paint brand, founded in London and known for its graduated Architectural colours and a refined, flat-finish palette. Buy Paint & Paper Library paint online from Dawes Paints, or visit our Shepherd’s Bush shop to see the range in person, from Pure Flat Emulsion for walls to the Architects’ range for woodwork, metalwork and exteriors.
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Buy Paint & Paper Library Paint Online
Buy Paint & Paper Library paint online from Dawes Paints for delivery direct to you, or collect from Shepherd’s Bush. For designers and decorators who specify by colour, the brand’s palette is built to make tonal schemes straightforward to put together. The range below covers interior walls and ceilings, woodwork, metalwork and exterior surfaces.
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The Paint & Paper Library Range
Walls and Ceilings
Paint & Paper Library Pure Flat Emulsion is an ultra-flat, soft matt finish designed to bring out the depth and character of the colour. It suits bedrooms, living rooms and other lower-traffic areas where finish is the priority.
Paint & Paper Library Architects’ Matt is a more durable matt for walls and ceilings, with greater resistance to scuffs and marks. It’s the practical choice for busier areas such as hallways, kitchens and bathrooms.
Woodwork and Metalwork
Paint & Paper Library Architects’ Eggshell is a low-sheen finish for woodwork and surfaces that need a durable, wipeable coat, including areas where condensation is a concern.
Paint & Paper Library Architects’ Satin gives you a harder-wearing finish with a little more sheen for doors, skirting, windows and furniture.
Paint & Paper Library Architects’ Gloss is a high-shine finish for woodwork, furniture and metalwork where you want a polished look.
Primer
Paint & Paper Library Architects’ All Surface Primer is a water-based primer and undercoat for a range of surfaces, tinted to suit your chosen topcoat. Use it on bare or problem surfaces, or where you’re covering a strong existing colour. Check the data sheet for the recommended topcoat match.
Colour and Samples
Paint & Paper Library’s Architectural colours are arranged in graduated families, so you can step from lighter to darker versions of the same shade across walls, ceilings, woodwork and architectural detail. The palette also includes a set of more distinctive Original colours. Colour can look very different under natural and artificial light, so test your shade in situ before committing to a full job.
Why Decorators Choose Paint & Paper Library
Professionals choose Paint & Paper Library for a palette that’s designed to work as a system, with related shades that sit naturally together across a scheme. The brand’s finishes cover walls, woodwork and exteriors, so you can keep colour and look consistent across a whole job from a single range. Many designers and architects specify it by name, so being able to supply it matters when you’re working to a brief.
Why Buy Paint & Paper Library from Dawes
- A curated Paint & Paper Library range covering walls, woodwork and exterior surfaces
- Browse and collect at our Shepherd’s Bush shop
- Online ordering with delivery
- Trade-counter advice on choosing the right finish for the surface
Paint & Paper Library FAQs
Where can I buy Paint & Paper Library paint?
You can buy Paint & Paper Library paint online at Dawes Paints or in person at our Shepherd’s Bush shop.
Which Paint & Paper Library finish should I use on walls and ceilings?
Pure Flat Emulsion gives an ultra-flat, chalky look and suits lower-traffic areas. Architects’ Matt is more durable and easier to clean, which makes it better for hallways, kitchens and bathrooms. Check the data sheets for suitable surfaces.
Which Paint & Paper Library finish should I use on woodwork and metalwork?
Architects’ Eggshell and Satin suit interior woodwork, with Satin giving a harder-wearing finish. Architects’ Gloss is for a high-shine look on woodwork, furniture and metalwork. Check the data sheets for interior and exterior suitability.
Do I need a primer with Paint & Paper Library paint?
Bare or problem surfaces need a primer first. Architects’ All Surface Primer is made for this and is tinted to suit your chosen topcoat. Always check the data sheet for your surface.