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looking for a subtle pink/nude/blush coloured paint

looking for a neutral paint with a subtle pink hue nothing to girly if for a master bedroom that s/sw facing I quite like dimity by f&B but cheaper alternative suggestions would be welcome the room is 10ftx 10ft so nothing that to strong. thank for any help
:kisses3: Married 29th September 2012:love:

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  • nickj_2
    nickj_2 Posts: 7,052 Forumite
    take a F&b colour chart to your local trade merchants and get them to scan and mix it in Dulux , or if you can find a johnstones supplier , they have f&b colour recipes in their tinting machines
  • Doozergirl
    Doozergirl Posts: 34,082 Forumite
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    If you expect the colour to look like F&B, don't bother. It's worth the extra because the other brands aren't made in the same way and don't look the same - they're always brighter, cleaner colours, even when they try to match.

    In the grand scheme of something that you have to live with every day for the next few years, it's not so expensive.
    Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
  • ilikewatch
    ilikewatch Posts: 1,072 Forumite
    We have Dulux "Snuggle Up" - sounds like the sort of colour you're looking at.
  • pinky_p
    pinky_p Posts: 20 Forumite
    Have a look at the Dulux colour mixing charts. Maybe something liked 'cracked clay.'
  • Angie_B
    Angie_B Posts: 272 Forumite
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    How about Dulux Nutmeg White. It's a neutral colour but with subtle pink tones. I have it throughout my hallway and it's lovely.
  • Scotsbride
    Scotsbride Posts: 960 Forumite
    Angie_B wrote: »
    How about Dulux Nutmeg White. It's a neutral colour but with subtle pink tones. I have it throughout my hallway and it's lovely.



    nice colur use to have it in the living room but made it too dark!
    :kisses3: Married 29th September 2012:love:
  • nickj_2
    nickj_2 Posts: 7,052 Forumite
    Doozergirl wrote: »
    If you expect the colour to look like F&B, don't bother. It's worth the extra because the other brands aren't made in the same way and don't look the same - they're always brighter, cleaner colours, even when they try to match.

    In the grand scheme of something that you have to live with every day for the next few years, it's not so expensive.

    99% of my customers are more than happy with a scanned version ,which is an acceptable match or jphntones which is an exact match , especially when they find out that 5lts of f+b is an eye watering £80 ,
    if people that are happy to pay through the nose for for f&b then that is their choice, but this is a money saving site , if you want the colours for a 3rd less then there are much cheaper ways of getting the desired colours
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