Limeworks

23/07/2026

INTRODUCING THERMOCROMEX - Thermocromex is a remarkable limestone plaster ultra-high-performance cladding that is a technically brilliant reformulation that can be applied to virtually any substrate. Available in custom colours, Thermocromex delivers a vibrant and permanent finish that requires no other colouring or top coat. Call in store to discover more on this brilliant product.

Established in 1998, we specialise in:
• Natural Building & Decorating Products
• Products for Restoration, Conservation & New Build
www.limeworks.co.uk

11/06/2026

Set beneath vaulted oak beams and framed by softly painted cabinetry, this beautifully considered kitchen blends traditional character with modern country living. Warm natural textures and a muted palette create a calm and welcoming atmosphere, while our Burnished Brass hardware adds subtle richness throughout the space. From the Anvil - see in store for the extensive range of ironmongery and lighting.

15/05/2026

A family-run business, Little Greene is proud to make all their own paints, with much of the process still undertaken by the hands of time-served craftspeople at their paint factory in North Wales.
Even their sample pots are all filled by hand from a jug, using their signature, flat finish, Absolute Matt Emulsion.

Colour: Masquerade

13/04/2026

Farrow & Ball - Handcrafted Paint and Wallpapers - All paints mixed in store while you wait.

01/04/2026

The wallpapers in Little Greene's new 'In the Garden' collection have all been created from scratch, drawing inspiration from incredible outdoor spaces in the care of the National Trust.
'Lily Pads' reflects the beauty of the Stackpole Estate in south-west Wales, where nature thrives in over five square miles of protected coastline, farmland, forestry and lakes.

27/02/2026

Wide range of beautiful Wallpapers from Farrow & Ball

03/02/2026

19/01/2026

Beautiful new range of wallpapers from The Little Greene Paint Company

'In the Garden' by Little Greene is a celebration of inspirational gardens - both great and small - and some of the founding characters behind them.

The charming print, 'Mr Straw's Greenhouse' is derived from a modest collection of cacti belonging to a 1930s grocer named Walter Straw.