Annie Sloan Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint is a soft green-blue inspired by an 18th-century blue pigment that was lightened with white. Its gentle combination of blue and green gives it a soft, timeless appearance that works beautifully on painted furniture.
Annie Sloan Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint is a soft green-blue inspired by an 18th-century blue pigment that was lightened with white. Its gentle combination of blue and green gives it a soft, timeless appearance that works beautifully on painted furniture.Often described as a Rococo blue, Duck Egg Blue is particularly well suited to French and Swedish-inspired interiors. Its understated colour also makes it versatile enough for vintage, Art Deco and modern furniture.Duck Egg Blue is an excellent choice for furniture painting and upcycling when you want a soft blue with a subtle green character rather than a strong or dark blue.
Duck Egg Blue is a particularly good choice if you’re looking for a soft blue-green furniture paint with a gentle, vintage-inspired character.
For best results, apply Annie Sloan Duck Egg Blue Chalk Paint with a Chalk Paint Brush or Flat Brush. Chalk Paint is designed for furniture painting and can be applied to a wide range of surfaces with minimal preparation.
Duck Egg Blue can be used as a single colour for a soft and understated finish, or layered with other Chalk Paint colours to add depth and contrast. It can also be used to highlight details over darker shades, making it useful for decorative furniture and pieces with mouldings or carved details.
For a distressed or aged finish, allow the paint to dry and then lightly sand selected areas using a sanding pad. This can reveal the layers underneath and emphasise the character of vintage furniture.
Once the paint has dried, protect your finished furniture with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Wax or Lacquer. Wax is ideal for indoor furniture, while Lacquer provides a more durable protective finish where required.
One litre of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint covers approximately 13 square metres, although actual coverage will vary depending on the surface and application.
Please be aware that colours can appear differently on screen. For the most accurate representation of Duck Egg Blue, we recommend using a hand-painted Annie Sloan colour card or a 120ml tester pot before starting your project.
Duck Egg Blue works particularly well with Country Grey, Paris Grey, Graphite, Olive and Primer Red.
Country Grey and Paris Grey create a soft, understated combination, while Graphite provides a much stronger contrast. Olive introduces a natural green tone, while Primer Red provides a warm contrast against the cool green-blue of Duck Egg Blue.
You can also combine Duck Egg Blue with Old White for a light and delicate French-inspired finish.
Duck Egg Blue is the colour to choose when you want a soft, muted blue with green undertones rather than a bright, deep or strongly saturated blue.
Duck Egg Blue is a gentle green-blue with a soft Rococo and Scandinavian character.
Louis Blue is lighter and more pastel, giving furniture a delicate powder-blue appearance.
Svenska Blue is cooler and greyer, making it a better choice when you want a more distinctly blue-grey finish.
Giverny is brighter and cleaner, with more noticeable green undertones.
Provence is stronger and more turquoise, with a more obvious blue-green appearance.
Oxford Navy is much darker, with a traditional inky navy character.
Napoleonic Blue is considerably deeper and more vivid, with a rich cobalt-blue appearance.
This makes Duck Egg Blue a particularly versatile choice when you want a soft blue furniture paint that works with both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Duck Egg Blue is a soft green-blue Chalk Paint colour. It has subtle green undertones and is often described as a Rococo blue.
Duck Egg Blue sits between blue and green. It is best described as a soft green-blue, with the balance between the two colours changing slightly depending on the surrounding colours and lighting.
Yes. Duck Egg Blue is particularly versatile on furniture and works well on vintage, Art Deco, traditional and modern pieces.
Yes. Its soft Rococo character makes Duck Egg Blue particularly well suited to French-inspired furniture and interiors. It also works beautifully with Swedish and Scandinavian-inspired schemes.
Yes. Duck Egg Blue has a soft, calming quality that works particularly well with Scandinavian interiors. It can be paired with lighter neutrals such as Old White for a simple, understated finish.
Yes. Once dry, Duck Egg Blue can be lightly sanded to create a distressed or aged appearance. This is particularly effective on vintage and traditional furniture.
Yes. Duck Egg Blue can be used to highlight areas over darker shades, helping to bring out mouldings, edges and decorative details.
One litre of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint covers approximately 13 square metres, although actual coverage will depend on the surface and how the paint is applied.
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