This shade is drenched in various tones of purples, greys and blues, like our local wet rain, which falls and saturates in a moment.

The smooth, flat and grey Shavehook carves out works of art.

The dusty petals of the Speedwell flower inspire this pale violet colour.

Aoife Harrison designs eye-catching hats and headpieces often worn by ladies enjoying Ireland’s traditional Horse Racing, where style and excitement meet. Her signature soft pink colour, Day At The Races, turns every day beauty into prize-winning elegance with finesse and expertise.

This pale green stirs memories of the first growth of grass on the pastures of rolling Irish landscapes.

A radiant white with gentle yellow notes, named after the swans resident along Dublin’s Portobello canal.

A traditional style of weaving seen in rugs and throws; weave this flexible and soft sepia tone into any scheme.

From the hedgerows and the wildflowers sprouts this youthful green.

The bride twirls in her stunning dress, to reveal a soft blush petticoat.

The ageing books of Ireland's ancient libraries emit a scent of Vanilla + Almond. This vintage white colour reflects their historic pages.

This pale mushroom colour is as calming and relaxing as the scenic Hazelhatch walk along the historic Grand Canal Way in County Kildare.

This pure and youthful pink is an ode to pale Irish skin and prominent rosy cheeks.

In the Old Schoolhouse on the Dingle Harbour peninsula, Conor Holden crafts luxury leather goods. Many of his exquisitely handcrafted designs include the beautiful and striking auburn shade, Chestnut Grain.

A soft, mild yellow — like the Daisy Pollen as it floats on the breeze.

Irish folklore tells of picking a Dock Leaf to cure a nettle sting — a great comfort, like this earthen, warm green.

Designers often start with a Freehand sketch of their inspiration — steeped in colour just like this rich teal blue.