Get up close and personal with all the stunning shades in Frenchic’s Paint ranges

A full palette of 159 colours packed with useful information about using and testing the colours in your home.

The Frenchic Colour Collection Chart is your personal reference guide to let your creativity shine with the limitless possibilities of every single shade at your fingertips.

A paint for every surface:

The Frenchic Colour Collection Chart also shows all the colours across the 5 ranges of Frenchic paint:
Al Fresco – Matte self-sealing chalk paint for interior and exterior use
Lazy Range – Matte self-sealing chalk paint for interior use
Original Artisan Range – Traditional chalk paint for interior and decorative use
Peinture de moulure – Satin paint for interior use
Peinture murale à la craie – Ultra matte chalk paint for interior use

Choosing a colour:

When it comes to choosing the perfect colour, it all starts with the Frenchic Colour Collection Chart.

From timeless neutrals to beautiful heritage shades, bold statements and soft pastels, our 159-strong palette will help you bring more colour to your home.

Keep it personal:

Everyone is different and personal character can play a part in any colour choice.
For example, high energy people could benefit from cool colours while the placid may find warm, high energy colours helpful.

Colour and light:

Finding the perfect shade for your space is influenced by the aspect and level of natural light in the room.
Spaces with lower light levels will benefit from warmer colours, whereas rooms bathed in higher light levels might lend themselves to cooler shades.

Different rooms:

The characteristics and energy of different colours naturally lend themselves to certain rooms and spaces. For example, a space that is for relaxing will benefit from lower energy colours like blues and greens as well as warm colours with cool undertones.

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Its name arises from the fact that, when in dry powder form, it resembles table sugar.

The solution is alkaline and its uses include cleaning paintwork in preparation for repainting

Frenchic – Sugar Soap is specially formulated to clean and prepare all surfaces prior to painting.

A lot of problems that people have with painting and decorating in general can often be attributed to poor preparation.

Anyone who’s done the most basic of decoration projects will attest, washing down paintwork and rubbing down is boring and can be hard work. It’s no surprise then that people tend to skimp on it and, in some cases, miss it out completely?

Regardless of how dull a process it can be, good preparation is essential if you want a decent result that’s going to pass the test of time.

Preparation is Boring but Important

Rubbing down is something, I think, most people know that is important but washing down existing paintwork first can be equally important – especially in areas that accumulate a lot of dirt and grease such as bathrooms and kitchens.

An essential product for washing down, apart from warm water, is sugar soap. And, although it can seem like an unnecessary expense at first, will pay dividends in the long run.

How to use Frenchic – Sugar Soap:

Wear gloves to protect your skin.

Add approximately 1 part sugar soap to 10 parts of warm water.

Apply liberally using a sponge or cloth and wipe/scrub the surface vigorously.

Work from the bottom of the surface to the top to avoid run lines.

Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry completely.

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Make your painting life easier with a tin opener

Once you’ve tried it, you wont go back to that rusty old screwdriver or need to raid the cutlery drawer!

The Frenchic – Tin Opener handy key ring means it is simple to hang up or carry around… well you never know when you might need it!

Painters, remodelers and DIYers all use paint tin openers as it is safer to use, when opening paint tins,  rather than a flat head screwdriver.

Owning a Tin Opener is a wise choice, as they are easy to carry or to store in your toolbox.

It gives you way more functionality than the key-lid opener and you can be sure it will be much more convenient to use as well.

Tin openers are one of those items that you think you don’t really need until you use one.

The convenience and performance are just too great to go back.

What is the purpose of a paint can opener?

Under the lip of the lid, place the bevelled end of the paint can opener.

The paint can lid should be pried away.

Make sure that you work around the lid regularly (i.e. The time (e.g., 2 o’clock, 4 o’clock, 6 o’clock, etc.) is prying up.

Once the lid has popped loose, remove it.

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