This white, with its slight hint of pink, is a sweet and subtle colour like its namesake
This naturally inspired colour comes from the freely roaming deer in Dublin city’s Phoenix Park.
Whether an Irish Thoroughbred, with ledendary bloodlines, or a statuesque Irish Draught horse — both rely on the the strong grey of the Farrier’s Nail.
The striking green of the local Fisherman’s Boat contrasts with the deep waters of Ireland’s canals and lakes.
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.
A perfect blank canvas of muted grey that highlights the exhibits of any gallery or space.
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.
Falling softly from the sky or found in nests, the cosy grey-brown of the hackle feather brings a delicate warmth.
Weathered oak casks with wrought iron stays are a master of craftmanship — this deep oak colour is a tribute to their longevity.
This warming orange alludes to the fire that is the centre of the home, offering comfort and security.
Ireland’s hidden parkland trails, often found off the beaten track, bring nature into the home in the form of this muted earthy tone.
All the tallest tales, sweetest songs and honest chats are heard from the High Stool. A simple beige that is honest in character.
The carpenter adds the final touch to his work to give it purpose: the steel-grey hinge.
Led by Stephen Walsh and inspired by the beauty of the Donegal landscape, Donegal Designs creates traditional crafted clothing. Honeymoon Hiking, a statement pink, is a salute to the founders’ love of vibrant colours first discovered while hiking in the stunning wilderness on their honeymoon.
