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Mole's Breath No. 276

C$8.50
A timeless grey whose name takes its roots from the much loved Elephant's Breath, this moody hue is inspired by a smaller, furrier animal.
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A moody grey

Mole's Breath is the most versatile of our stronger accents as it can be used both with Easy Neutrals like Purbeck Stone and Contemporary Neutrals like Strong White. It is particularly effective to ground kitchen islands and when used on the walls of smaller spaces to create a fabulously sullen yet warm room. 

Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Dark Tones

Complementary white: Ammonite

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Estate Emulsion:  Interior walls and ceilings with 2% sheen.  Signature chalky, very matte finish.

Coverage 100ml - 9 sq feet    1 Gallon - 570 sq feet

Modern Emulsion:  Interior walls, bathroom, kitchen and busy area. 7% sheen.  Washable, mold and mildew resistant slightly matte finish.

Coverage 1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Estate Eggshell: Interior walls, wood, metal and kitchen cabinetry with 20% sheen.  Signature, very durable satin finish.

Coverage 750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Modern Eggshell:  Interior walls, staircases, floors, kitchen cabinets and metal.  40% sheen.  Extremely durable mid sheen finish.

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Full Gloss:  Interior and Exterior wood and metal.  95% sheen.  Most durable high gloss finish.

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

Dead Flat:  Interior walls, ceilings, wood and metal.  2% sheen

Coverage  750ml - 95 sq feet    1 Gallon - 480 sq feet

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