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Dwell is a deep navy blue, and it is a real navy rather than a charcoal that happens to lean cool. Set it beside Kinect, which is a dark slate charcoal with a blue cast, and the difference is immediate:...

Kinect is a dark slate charcoal carrying a distinct blue cast. It is not navy, which is Dwell's job, and it is not the flat charcoal of Bionic or Sensor: it is the point where grey and blue meet, deep...

Dune is a light greige: the cool-side neutral of the Alexandria range, and the colour to reach for when a scheme is built on grey. It sits at roughly the same lightness as Sandy but drops the pink warmth, which...

Deft is a light-to-mid cool blue-grey, the tone that sits between Gesture's pale warm silver and Tingle's fuller blue-grey slate. It is light enough to keep a room open and just blue enough to be read as a colour rather...

Gumnut is the palest colour in the Auburn Ridge range: a warm oatmeal-cream with a soft pink-beige cast that stops it ever feeling stark. In a bright room it lifts everything around it, and because the yarn is multi-toned rather...

Shell is a mid warm taupe-brown: the point in the Benghazi range where brown clearly takes over from grey. It is warmer and softer than Dune, with a settled, faintly earthy quality that tends to look better in the room...

Palpate is a very dark warm charcoal-brown, and the brown is the whole point of it. It is the only near-black in the Westminster range that leans warm, which makes it the one to specify when Sensor and Tact look...

Luxe is a mid warm mushroom-taupe: the colour of a raw linen curtain or a dried mushroom cap, with more brown in it than Cloud Nine and less than Elite. It is the true middle of the Sumptuous neutrals: warm...

Graphene is a dark charcoal-grey, mottled through with Baltimore's two-tone fleck so that it reads as a textured dark floor rather than a solid slab of charcoal. It is a clear step darker than Dolomite while staying recognisably grey: where...

Of the pale colours in Parkview Gardens, Waverley is the most golden: a warm sand-gold wheat that carries a genuine yellow note rather than the barely-there warmth of Auburn. In a bedroom with afternoon sun it glows, and it is...

Gesture is the lightest colour in the Westminster range: a pale warm silver-grey with just enough warmth in the base to stop it going icy under downlights. It is the natural choice when the rest of the palette is doing...

Flow is the darkest and the warmest colour in the Benghazi range: a deep chocolate brown with no grey hedging in it. Laid across a full floor it behaves like a dark timber: it anchors the room, throws the walls...