Colour swatch of Milk, an elegant white created by Atelier Ellis
Dining room painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Alternating images of a jug of milk on a table and a room painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall and radiator painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall, chimney and cupboard painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall and chimney painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Colour swatch of Milk, an elegant white created by Atelier Ellis
Dining room painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Alternating images of a jug of milk on a table and a room painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall and radiator painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall, chimney and cupboard painted in Atelier Ellis Milk
Wall and chimney painted in Atelier Ellis Milk

Milk

from £30.00

A gentle, cosseting and warm white.

Milk sits within our group of elegant whites, including Bright Star, Quiet Grey, Double Quiet Grey & Lulling. They complement our group of warm whites and are particularly useful where a quiet, restrained palette is preferred.

Milk works beautifully as a map with some or all of these colours: Bright Star, Quiet Grey, Double Quiet Grey, Ribbon, Icecream, Foundation, Solstice & Hazy.

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A gentle, cosseting and warm white.

Milk sits within our group of elegant whites, including Bright Star, Quiet Grey, Double Quiet Grey & Lulling. They complement our group of warm whites and are particularly useful where a quiet, restrained palette is preferred.

Milk works beautifully as a map with some or all of these colours: Bright Star, Quiet Grey, Double Quiet Grey, Ribbon, Icecream, Foundation, Solstice & Hazy.

  • True & Steadfast Matt Emulsions

    Pure Minerals—Britain, no processing required

    Filtered Water—Britain

    Bio-resin—Bio-based raw materials including sugar, bio ethanol, vegetable oil produced from waste crops, castor oil and/or linseed oil – Germany

    Pigments—including Titanium Dioxide – Britain

    Thickener—0.1% – natural cellulose from wood pulp or cotton linter – Germany

    Preservative—0.013% – Isothiazolinone – an organic preserving compound – Britain

    PH modifier—0.001% – a natural ingredient to counteract variations found in other raw materials and to maintain the stability of the paint – Britain

    Finishes for Wood & Metal

    Pure Minerals—Britain, no processing required

    Filtered Water—Britain

    Water–based emulsion resin from a carbon neutral supplier who is iso–14001 Responsible Care Approved and has earned the Energy Star Award for sustained excellence five years in a row

    Pigments—including Titanium Dioxide – Britain

    Wax—Britain

    PH modifier—0.001% – a natural ingredient to counteract variations found in other raw materials and to maintain the stability of the paint – Britain

    Cellulose Based Thickener—0.5% - Britain

    In-can Protector—0.2% - Britain

    Flash rust inhibitor—0.01% - Britain

  • True Matt Emulsion

    For interior use on lime & gypsum plaster or previously painted walls.

    Clean and prepare the surface. No primer is required. Apply to a wet edge on 1m2 sections. Re-coat after 4-6 hour. Two coats required.

    Steadfast Matt Emulsion

    For interior use on lime & gypsum plaster or previously painted walls in high-traffic or hardworking areas (e.g. kitchen, bathroom).

    Clean and prepare the surface. No primer needed. Apply to a wet edge on 1m2 sections. Re-coat after 4-6 hour. Two coats required.

    Finishes for Wood & Metal

    For interior & exterior use on wood, metal and floors.

    Prepare the surface and apply our colour-matched primer. Apply to a wet edge on 1m2 sections. Re-coat after 8-10 hour. Two coats required.

    Read our full Product and Application guides here.

  • UK mainland: next day delivery for orders received before 12pm Monday-Friday.

    Pick-up option: orders can be collected from our London studio. Please select ‘Pick-up - London’ when placing your order.

    International shipping (EU only): please get in touch for a shipping quote.

    Returns: unfortunately, we do not accept returns or exchanges as all our paint is tinted to order. We recommend you order a sample before committing to a colour so you see how it looks in your home.