Annie Sloan Royal Horticultural Society Decoupage Papers, Mint renaissance slightly livelier than Drawing Room

slightly livelier than Drawing Room Blue and evocative of the colour used for the pattern of 18th-century chinaware

Complementary white: Wevet

Lake Red feels dynamic and energising used across walls

Transfer leaf is useful for gilding large surface areas

Schonberger

Annie Sloan Royal Horticultural Society Decoupage Papers, Mint renaissance slightly livelier than Drawing RoomMint is a refined and graceful botanical floral paper from the Annie Sloan with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Decoupage collection. These elegant watercolours of mint are by Pierre Franois Ledoulx, a painter of flowers and insects from Brussels. These unfussy botanicals would look fabulous as part of a kitchen or garden facing space. They are printed on undyed tissue paper, designed to harmonise with an Old White painted background (Old White