CHAWTON 40

STONELUX LTD

£55.17

Chawton 40 is a deep biscuit-beige stone shade with subtle grey undertones, inspired by the distinguished character of British limestone. Its warm, substantial colouring reflects the natural depth found in heritage stones such as Ancaster and Purbeck limestone, materials that have brought strength and beauty to British architecture for centuries. Rich, grounded and quietly elegant, Chawton 40 creates an authentic stone effect finish with a reassuring sense of permanence. Its timeless beige-grey character brings warmth to traditional settings while offering a refined, natural foundation for con

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