Clunch No. 2009

Clunch was named after the chalk stone used in many off-white buildings in eastern England. Although it often appears like a soft gray, its yellow base gives it a changeability that looks good anywhere. Often Clunch is combined with Pointing , which gives it a freshness. With a color like Shaded White on the wood elements, it looks a bit more traditional and almost as if it has always been there.

The appropriate base tone for primers is: White & Light Tones

Sample Pots are available from the Liberty Collection for a limited time. For more information, please contact us personally.

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