Let's talk colour drenching... In its purest form it involves the use of a single strong colour. 💚🌿 Once you’ve decided on your shade, you use it on walls, woodwork and even the ceiling. It goes against the oft-cited 60-30-10 rule, which suggests that a room’s design should have three main colours – 60% of a dominant colour, 30% of a secondary colour and 10% of an accent hue. By diverging so much from this unwritten rule, colour drenching certainly makes a bold statement. 😍 Frenchic Fan Ashley (over at @mrskskitchen) tried the trend using our easy-going, soft and chirpy green shade 'Green with Envy' from the Chalk Wall Paint and high scuff-resistance Trim Paint Range (that leaves a soft, subtle sheen) to create a wonderfully earthy feel on her walls, panelling and sink basin. Talk about a spa-like haven! Who's a fan? ✋ We certainly are!