IJI Suffolk Rust

Name: IJI Suffolk Rust
Brand: Fenwick and Tilbrook

Fenwick and Tilbrook

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Suffolk Rust is inspired by the rich, weathered brickwork of The Red House, the historic home of composer Benjamin Britten, Aldeburgh. Drawn from the deeper tones found within its brick, the colour blends warm terracotta with earthy, burnished undertones. The result is a grounded, characterful shade that reflects the heritage and quiet strength of Suffolk architecture. Suffolk Rust brings warmth, depth, and a sense of timeless craftsmanship to any interior. Designed to be used for: Walls, Snug room, Cinema room, Laundry room, Library, Painted Joinery, Bathrooms or WC. Colours that pair well wi

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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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