Annie Sloan English Yellow Wall Paint

An English colour, this bright yellow wall paint takes its inspiration from the development of Chrome Yellow pigment in the 18th Century as well as hand-painted Chinese wallpaper. This was the first non-earthy yellow. It’s also a great fifties vintage colour.

Wall Paint is a tough, water-based household paint that takes whatever life throws its way. It’s robust, smooth and easy to use with a luxurious matt finish and a very slight sheen.

Available in 100ml testers and 2.5 litre tins. 1 litre covers about 14.5 square metres. An extra coat may be required when going from light to dark colours, or vice versa.

This colour is also available in Chalk Paint® furniture paint.

Please note that colours will vary depending on screen settings. We cannot guarantee that paint colours will exactly match the colour you see on screen.

Wall Paint is the brand name for Annie Sloan’s tough, water-based household paint. It is a non-toxic and virtually odour-free paint that has low volatile organic compounds (VOCs) at 12g/l VOC (EU limit value for this product (cat. a): 30g/l (2010)).
Developed by Annie Sloan specifically for walls and ceilings, it offers a durable, matt finish. Washable and scrubbable, everyday spills and marks are cleaned off with ease, making this an exceptionally practical, high performance paint.
Non-toxic and perfectly safe for children’s furniture and walls. Further to this, samples of Chalk Paint®, Wall Paint and Chalk Paint® Wax have been independently tested and certified as Toy Safe according to strict European regulations (BS EN 71-3:2013).
We advise that for things that children might put in their mouths, the wax should be allowed to cure for 5 – 21 days to ensure that it has hardened completely.
Both Chalk Paint® and Wall Paint are water-based paints and not flammable. They are not, however, classified as fire retardant paints (BS 476). They are safe for use on fire surrounds, radiators and hearths.
While we know that Chalk Paint® and Wall Paint can potentially last for several years when stored carefully, once the paint leaves the shop we have no idea how or where it will be stored. We recommend using paint within one year of purchase.
For more information please visit Annie Sloan's website