Frenchic paint colours 2023: all the colours in the new wall paint range
Frenchic has launched 50 new colours for 2023 - see all the new shades here!
We at YourHomeStyle have always been big fans of Frenchic, so we were thrilled when we found out the iconic British chalk paint brand has just released 50 new shades of wall paint for 2023.
From deep emerald greens to earthy browns, there really is something for everyone in the new range, and whether you're looking to totally overhaul your space or just freshen it up with a lick of paint, we think you're likely to find a colour that you like.
Keep reading to discover all the new shades in Frenchic's wall paint range, and when you’re feeling suitably inspired, don’t forget to check out our guide on how to use Frenchic paint around your home. Happy painting!
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New Frenchic paint colours
Gorgeous Grey
A cool, deep grey with dusky purple undertones.
And Breathe…
Coolish, pale grey with blue-green hints at its base.
Verdigris
Deep smoky blue with greenish undertones.
Wholly Moley
A chalky, earthy brown shade, with hints of smoke.
Vintage Rosie
A dusky, 'serious' pink that pairs beautifully with whites, off-whites, grey, blue or gold.
Take the Biscuit
A golden toned neutral shade, with hints of khaki and yellow ochre.
Shop Take the Biscuit Wall Paint
Sundowner
A mid-century inspired shade of deep orange.
Stirling
A rich and deep dark green with black in its base.
Silent White
Cool, slate-grey infused off-white.
Village Fayre
Nostalgic aqua green.
Serenity
A smoky grey with taupe undertones, that presents itself differently depending on light and surroundings.
Putty Perfect
A pale neutral with a hint of beige, green and smoke.
Pinch Punch
Bold teal-toned blue.
Pickle
A rich russet brown - deep toned and dramatic.
Peppermint
Minty, green-hued off-white.
Peach & Love
Warm orangey peach that works beautifully with other pastels.
Oopsy Daisy
Fresh and cheerful yellow!
On A Whim
Complex pale neutral that looks different depending on its surroundings - its soft tones can appear either creamy yellow or smoky lime green depending on light.
Mister A. White
Off-white with little grey, and a suggestion of blue-green.
Shop Mister A. White Wall Paint
Markymark
A mid blue that appears soft and muted in low light, but bolder in bright surroundings.
Lime Light
Strong and energetic lime infused green.
Lilac Hue
A calming and understated chalky, greyish lilac.
Lamb’s Wool
Super pale off-white. Neutral toned and ever so slightly smoky.
Kiss Me Sloely
Richly toned, purply blue with sloe berry hues.
Shop Kiss Me Sloely Wall Paint
Irish Dance
A lively green that goes beautifully well with neutrals or other bold colours.
Iceman
Cool, greyish pale blue.
Hot As Mustard
Scandi-inspired yellow with a hint of zest.
Shop Hot As Mustard Wall Paint
Hebrides
Deep and complex greyish blue.
Haley J
Soft and warm pastel yellow.
Greyhound
Sleek deep mid-grey. Subtle blue-tinted undertones.
Golightly
Elegant and classy shaded pink with lilac undertones.
French Shutter
Understated duck-egg green with slightly grey undertones.
Shop French Shutter Wall Paint
Fifi’s Fancy
Chalky red that looks pink in certain lights.
Fennec
Gold-toned neutral.
Emerald Isle
An energetic statement green.
Donkey Derby
A sooty-toned deep brown that looks chocolatey in some lights and charcoal in others.
Dangerous Dave
A cool brown with slate undertones.
Shop Dangerous Dave Wall Paint
Corker
Pale beige neutral.
Cool Grey
A clean, light grey with dash of blue.
Cloud 9
A pale neutral - warm, grey with a hint of taupe.
Clay Pot
Earthy, soft red with a pinkish elements.
Citrine
Lime toned green.
Chateau Chic
Pale toned, greenish grey with a yellow base.
Bandido
Charcoal with purple undertones.
Anguilla
Deep turquoise shade with aqua tones.
After Midnight
Deep velvety blue with teal tones.
Shop After Midnight Wall Paint
Rosy Dusk
Calming neutral rose shade.
Powder Puff
Complex off-white that looks warm and peach toned in some lights, but pearly in others.
Jersey Boy
Deep green with olive and lime undertones.
Calming Carol
A deep blue-green with slate grey undertones.
Feeling inspired? Don't forget to check out our pick of the best painting tools, the best chalk paint brushes and how to use chalk paint... happy decorating!
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Thea Jeffreys is the Digital Writer on YourHomeStyle.uk, and is passionate about all things home décor. When she’s not scouring the internet for budget-friendly homeware finds, you’ll find her writing about the latest interior trends and handy upcycling tricks.
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