HORSLEY 44

STONELUX LTD

£55.17

Horsley 44 is a beautifully balanced beige-grey stone shade, inspired by the softly weathered limestone and sandstone seen across the British countryside. Its warm beige tones evoke sunlit natural stone, while gentle grey undertones add depth and a refined, timeless quality. Quietly elegant and wonderfully versatile, Horsley 44 bridges traditional character and contemporary style with ease. Its soft, natural colouring creates an authentic stone effect finish that brings warmth, tranquillity and understated sophistication to both interior and exterior features. Stone Colour Group: Buffs Yellows

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STONELUX LTD, number 04829872. Checked 2026-08-29.
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