Annie Sloan Giverny Chalk Paint is a bright, clean blue with subtle green undertones.
Annie Sloan Giverny Chalk Paint is a bright, clean blue with subtle green undertones. Named after the village of Giverny in Northern France, where the famous painter Claude Monet lived, this vibrant colour has a fresh and energetic character.
Giverny is particularly well suited to mid-century furniture, modern interiors and colourful furniture upcycling. It can also be used on traditional and Victorian furniture when combined with a distressed or aged finish.
Giverny is a particularly good choice if you’re looking for a bright blue furniture paint with a slightly green character, rather than a traditional navy or deep blue.
Giverny works particularly well with Old Ochre, Paris Grey, Aubusson Blue, Louis Blue, Amsterdam Green and in Graphite. These colours are currently recommended by Annie Sloan as complementary shades for Giverny.
Paris Grey gives Giverny a softer, more understated appearance, while Aubusson Blue creates a deeper blue combination. Amsterdam Green can be used to create a richer green-and-blue palette.
Giverny is the colour to choose when you want a bright blue with green undertones rather than a deep or muted blue.
Giverny is a bright, clean blue that sits towards the greener side of the blue spectrum.
Louis Blue is much softer and paler, with a delicate pastel appearance.
Greek Blue is a stronger Mediterranean blue with a more intense character.
Napoleonic Blue is a deeper cobalt blue.
Oxford Navy is a much darker, traditional inky navy.
Provence is also green-toned but has a more distinctly turquoise, blue-green appearance.
Giverny is a bright, clean blue with subtle green undertones. Annie Sloan describes it as being towards the greener range of blues.
Yes. Giverny is a bright and vibrant blue rather than a dark or muted shade.
Yes. Giverny sits towards the greener side of the blue spectrum, giving it a slightly fresh, green-toned appearance.
Yes. Giverny is particularly well suited to furniture painting and upcycling, especially mid-century, modern and contemporary furniture.
Annie Sloan recommends Old Ochre, Paris Grey, Aubusson Blue, Louis Blue, Amsterdam Green and Dulcet in Graphite with Giverny.
Yes. Annie Sloan specifically describes Giverny as being well suited to a mid-century to modern contemporary palette.
Yes. Lightly sanding the dried paint can create an aged or distressed finish. Priory Polishes currently recommends sanding Giverny to smooth the paint or create an aged effect.
One litre covers approximately 13 square metres, although actual coverage depends on the surface and how the paint is applied.
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