The linseed oil paint Marstal Green is immediately ready to paint. Marstal Green has a natural-brightly green colour tone with good opacity. This colour is used very often on windows and doors.
The linseed oil paint Verona Green is immediately ready to paint. Verona green is a classical colour and it has a pale green colour tone. The colour is lightfast and have a good opacity.
The linseed oil paint Chrome Oxide Green is immediately ready to paint. Our chrome oxide green has a warm and deep shade of green. It is a very popular and commonly colour for windows, doors and gates. Deutsche Bahn used this colour for the wagons of the passenger trains until the 1960s. Chrome oxide green has a good opacity, is lightfast and easy to work with.
The linseed oil paint carriage green is immediately ready to paint.
Our carriage green is a dark green shade, which fits in well in our green range. It is a bit lighter and warmer than our port green. In Denmark carriage green is a very popular shade and was used for the horse-drawn carriages.
The linseed oil paint Moss Green is immediately ready to paint.
Our moss green is a dark shade of green, that comes very close to RAL shade 6005. It fits in perfectly with our green shade range and is placed right behind our chrome oxide green. It is darker than chrome oxide green but significantly greener than our elegant dark port green.
Our moss green is a very popular shade on the danish island Fanø. There you will find many windows and doors in this shade of green. Moss green has good lightfastness and is opaque.
The linseed oil paint Raadvad Green is immediately ready to paint.
Raadvad green is a rather dark shade of green. It is warmer than our institute or port green. Our Raadvad green is like a dark fir green. This elegant shade looks different and varied depending on lighting conditions. Raadvadgreen is opaque and lightfast.
The linseed oil paint Port green is immediately ready to paint.
Port green (gate green) is also known as Copenhagen green. You will quickly rediscover this colour in the cityscape of Copenhagen. Windows, doors, large gates and even entire facades are often kept in this intense dark blue-green. Port green is very suitable for large areas. However, you should then note that the adjacent areas should be kept lighter in colour. Otherwise, port green quickly looks black and the blue-green character disappears. Port green has good opacity and is satisfactorily lightfast.
The linseed oil paint Institute Green is immediately ready to paint.
Our Institute green is a strong, dark shade of green, which due to its yellowish nuance, appears less blue than our Port green. Institue green is named after a well-known institut in Copenhagen (Blindeinstitutet). Institute green has a good opacity, due to its strong green effect, but allows the underground to shine slightly through and is therefor semi-transparent. The lightfastness is satisfying.
The linseed oil paint Umber Green is immediately ready to paint.
Our Umber green belongs to the group of ocher tones. It is a discrete, pleasant shade. It is the most earthy shade of our greens. The natural silicate content gives this earth pigment a greenish appearance. Umber green is coarse-grained, has a slightly translucent effect and is lightfast.
The linseed oil paint Umber Green Imitated is immediately ready to paint.
Umber green imitated is, as the name suggest, a mixed shade. It is significantly darker and more intense than our natural umber green. It has a good opacity and is lightfast.
