IJI Glemham Blue

Name: IJI Glemham Blue
Brand: Fenwick and Tilbrook

Fenwick and Tilbrook

£5.5

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Glemham Blue is inspired by the deep, atmospheric skies above the rolling countryside at Little Glemham, where visits to my sister’s home revealed the quiet beauty of Suffolk’s changing light. As evening settles across the fields, the wide East Anglian sky deepens into rich layers of indigo and slate. Glemham Blue captures this moment. A dark, velvety blue softened with subtle grey undertones that reflect the calm and depth of the rural landscape. Elegant, grounding, and timeless, Glemham Blue brings the quiet strength and atmosphere of the Suffolk countryside into the home. Designed to be use

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FENWICK AND TILBROOK LTD, number 10271851. Checked 2026-08-29.
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