The Atlantic storms hit over Ireland’s coast at 52 Knots. This submerged blue will create a strong statement.
As the fisherman starts his trip, this soft grey reflects the still lake waters on an early spring morning.
From April to May, this violet colour fills the fields as the bluebell flowers take bloom.
The teal coloured blanket box, a staple of many old Irish houses, where the winter linen was folded away.
This deep-sea blue is inspired by Castlecove, which forms part of the adored Ring of Kerry, with its rich natural beauty.
The coast provides inspiration for those who sketch or paint; this muted blue appears on many a canvas.
The domes of Dublin's neoclassical architecture inspire this aged copper-like tint.
Designers often start with a Freehand sketch of their inspiration — steeped in colour just like this rich teal blue.
Orla Langan’s love of Dublin’s city life and night time landscape provides the backdrop for this navy-grey fashion-forward favourite. To fuse denim with graphic and linear sportswear is a forecast few could predict.
The tools of the trade for the milliner or the dressmaker, the navy-purple tones of the Glasshead Pins piece together exquisite creations.
Every Irish home loves a day with Great Drying, a chance to let the sunshine and fresh air blow dry the laundry.
An invigorating crisp blue, Icy Water echoes the revitalising energy of the cold Irish sea.
Lilting is a form of traditional singing, with its softness and tune, that can quieten any room. This soft blue commands that same reaction.
Lock Houses painted in this pastel blue serve as landmarks along the riverbanks and canals of the counties of Ireland.
A colour taken from the sullen sky, this smoked blue shade has dusted tones of azure and grey.
The gentle periwinkle shade of a tresured heirloom brings forth memories of a loved one.
With an active imagination, Night Creatures emerge from this deep midnight blue.
A content sky-blue, inspired by the cottages of The West, a picture postcard image of Ireland past but still present.
