Linseed oil paint

Carbon black, which is similar to soot, was used a lot in the past in mining with white, to produce a weak or strong gray-blue color. The ...

Gray umber, gives a cold gray tone with a weak attraction to blue, although not quite as blue/grey as, for example, black smoke. Nice as e...

Chrome oxide green became common as a door and window exterior color from the turn of the century - /early 20th century. Also very popular...

Swiss gray, very useful series. More beige/grey, and warmer in tone than the green umber series. Very fine carpentry paint during the later...

Ottosson Titanium-Zinc

A lovely putty white linseed oil color that fits wherever you want it. Matches well with both dark and light colors, for example Ottosson's Övedsg...

NCS code: 0902-Y25R Made from Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and color pigments. Adapted for painting both indoors and outdoors. Thin...

Wheat grey

Pure white. In Gysinge's range of colors known as very resistant to algae and mold attack in combination with our outdoor base. Nearest NC...

Absolute jet black color, made from carbon black. Finished color for e.g. tin roofs and forging. Black is common as a solid color, but is al...

A cold gray color with a pull towards blue, made from mainly carbon black and white pigment. Common as a carpentry paint above all during the...

When you want to paint knots and linings on wooden houses from the 18th century to the 20th century, it is good to know that there was a differen...