Inspiring Exterior Schemes

To celebrate the arrival of Summer, refresh your outdoor space with our exterior finishes.

With our exterior paint range  you can refresh woodwork and metalwork with your most-loved Little Greene shades.

Browse five inspiring exterior schemes below:

Front Door: Mister David 47 Woodwork: Loft White 222

Capture the sun with our brightest yellow, ‘Mister David.’ Use on a front door to create impact and pair with Loft White woodwork for a contrasting finish.

Paint: Door and window frame: Celestial Blue 101 Bench: French Grey 113 Bird house: Shirting 129 Watering can: Slaked Lime 105

For something a little gentler, ‘Celestial Blue’, is a timeless colour that perfectly complements exposed brickwork.  This dusky variant of Sky Blue was discovered on a rare surviving paint colour card of 1807.

Potting Shed: Juniper Ash 115 Bench: Atomic Red 190

‘Juniper Ash’ offers warmth and intimacy without being too overwhelming. Contrasted here with ‘Atomic Red’ furniture to compliment a summer garden.

Main: Acorn – Mid 294 Wood Trim and Door: Windmill Lane 296

Found in our selection of 31 beautiful greens, 'Acorn – Mid' is the perfect colour for an outdoor retreat alongside Windmill Lane.

Gate: Goblin 311

This National Trust derived shade, ‘Goblin’ was discovered at Snowshill Manor and is perfect for use on exterior woodwork. The most notable resident was Mr Charles Paget Wade, an architect, artist, poet and collector. Aged just seven, he began accumulating artefacts that reflected his interest in design, craftsmanship and colour. By the time he gave his home to the National Trust, his collection totalled 22,000 items, with Mr Wade living in a small garden cottage as a result. A rather mischievous character, he was renowned for playing tricks on guests and was described by neighbour Mrs Graham Greene as ‘half a goblin’; she ‘didn’t like the way he would laugh to himself’ in her presence.

Browse our exterior range here.