Discover all 112 of the trade quality Dulux Heritage paint colours below - in their 16 colour families. You can read more about these amazing Dulux paints here.
You get a great choice of subtle tones and stronger colours, expertly put together by the Dulux colourists, with the paints listed in colour families; two light, two medium and two darker colours are paired with their perfectly co-ordinating 'white'.
For those of us less expert at working out tonal colours this display of all the Dulux Heritage colours makes it easier to know how to put a colour scheme together, with paints that will work - every time. And in two finishes - velvet matt and smooth eggshell.
Just 'click on a pic' to go straight to buy that Heritage paint, and you'll also find all Dulux Heritage paints from the same colour family displayed on each product page.
So you can make the best choice from these beautifully durable and washable matt finish and eggshell paints, we have displayed room schemes for each Heritage paint colour onto this one helpful page so you can scroll through to your heart's content and pick out your perfect options.
With Dulux Heritage paints looking this good we think you'll want more rooms to decorate!
Don't just take it from us - this is what one of our happy customers* had to say about Dulux Heritage Paint:
"You can tell this is a top quality paint as it applies so beautifully compared to some of the other brands we tried. There wasn't even a hint of a streak, even when we used a paint brush. Heritage is more expensive than standard Dulux brands but well worth the money."
Above: Chalk White
Top: Indian White, Turtledove Grey, Beachcomb Grey
Bottom: Pewter Plate, Lead Grey, Ravens Flight
Above: China White
Top: Panel White, Green Earth, Green Slate
Bottom: Stone Green, Waxed Khaki, Forest Grey
Above: Linnet White
Top: Flax Seed, Cornish Clay, Raw Cashmere
Bottom: Rope Ladder, Olive Tree, Tudor Brown
Above: Grecian White
Top: Green Clay, Green Marl, Ancient Sandstone
Bottom: Setting Stone, Mud Lark, Wooded Walk
Above: Piano White
Top: Fresh Flour, Ochre White, Bathstone Beige
Bottom: Pearl Barley, Dark Stone, Jenny Wren
Above: Roman white
Top: Candle Cream, York White, Pale Walnut
Bottom: Biscuit Beige, Mid Umber, Cherry Truffle
Above: Mallow White
Top: Chiltern White, Romney Wool, Quartz Grey
Bottom: Pebble Grey, Terra Umbra, Mauve Mist
Above: Wiltshire White
Top: Linen White, Pale Nutmeg, Pumice Brown
Bottom: Dusted Heather, Fitzrovia Red, Florentine Red
Above: Marble White
Top: Powder Colour, Potters Pink, DH Blossom
Bottom: Coral Pink, Red Ochre, Pugin Red
Above: Voile White
Top: DH Linen Colour, DH Stone, Golden Ivory
Bottom: Buff, Inca Orange, Red Sand
Above: Alabaster White
Top: DH White, Cream, Butter Cup
Bottom: Pale Cream, Brushed Gold, Masters Gold
Above: Ash White
Top: Silver Fern, DH Pearl Colour, Pale Olivine
Bottom: Veranda Green, DH Drab, DH Slate
Above: Wishbone White
Top: Fennel White, Green Oxide, Rosemary Leaf
Bottom: Sage Green, DH Grass Green, Mallard Green
Above: Swedish White
Top: Clear Skies, Country Sky, Light Teal
Bottom: Sky Blue, Maritime Teal, Midnight Teal
Above: Edelweiss White
Top: Copenhagen Blue, Blue Ribbon, Light Cobalt
Bottom: Boathouse Blue, Deep Ultramarine, DH Oxford Blue
Above: Lead White
Top: Light French Grey, Lavender Grey, Violet Night
Bottom: DH Indigo, Wild Blackberry, Dark Aubergine
Dulux Heritage paints are available to purchase online and can be mixed for you in any of our Home & Garden stores in Oswestry, Whitchurch
and Wrexham. Online orders get FREE delivery over £50.
* This review was feedback added to Feefo, the independent review site, given by a customer who purchased from us online.
Read more about these amazing paints here, with more inspiring pictures.
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