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.
Like clarity arriving on a cloudy day, this clean sharp white will add balance to any space.
The coast provides inspiration for those who sketch or paint; this muted blue appears on many a canvas.
Like the reflected shimmer from cobwebs in the morning dew, this pastel lavendar casts a versatile softness.
The domes of Dublin's neoclassical architecture inspire this aged copper-like tint.
An excellent blank canvas for any style or scheme, this neutral white is most versatile.
Find this flower-inspired colour inhabiting the woodland margins, hedgerows and shady places of Ireland.
This pale, soft grey takes its name from the fluffy cumulus clouds high in the Irish sky.
Human movement, in particular dance, is at the forefront of Martin Wright’s spectacular art. His work embodies life and light. Dancing Light, an energetic yellow, brings this spirit to any space.
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.
The Dense Fog creeps down in the morning dew over the green-grey bogs and hills.
Irish folklore tells of picking a Dock Leaf to cure a nettle sting — a great comfort, like this earthen, warm green.
The salty air and sweeping sand of Inchidony is where you will find this seaweed-green dotted along the shore.
An elegant, yet complicated knitter’s stitch — this off-white takes on the elegance of its name.
Fishing nets ablaze with orange, as the Dublin Bay Prawns arrive at Howth dock.
Across the bogs, the heather dusts its light mauve tones over the dark turf ground.
