Willow III by Paint & Paper Library is a gentle green‑beige shade sitting at the midpoint of the Willow series, offering a balanced harmony between warm and cool tones. It brings soft botanical depth—more substance than the paler Willow I and II—yet remains light and airy. The undertones lean slightly towards taupe, giving it an earthy naturalness that feels soothing and timeless. As an Architectural colour, its pigment is carefully calibrated to read subtly in varied light, making it versatile across both contemporary and traditional interiors. Willow III imparts a calming, nature‑inspired serenity without being overtly green, creating a refined, understated backdrop that works beautifully with muted textures and natural materials.Paint and Paper Library was founded more than two decades ago in London by interior designer David Oliver. Providing inspiration, colour and design ideas for decorators, architects and interior designers worldwide, they offer a distinguished palette of over 180 unique colours, made to the highest of standards in the United Kingdom. *Please note we are unable to accept returns of paint which has been tinted to your colour selection. We advise purchasing a sample pot of your chosen colour prior to purchasing larger quantities. We do not recommend choosing colours from a colour screen as screens do not accurately represent paint colours as they will appear in your home.
Baggot Street has been specifically selected as part of the Weather Collection. This Collection of colour works in harmony with the Irish landscape. The earth pigments used to create the palette mean the colour will blend beautifully into any landscape, urban or rural. The iconic feature of a statement door surrounded by a fanlight frame line the streets of Georgina Dublin like Baggot Street. This colour is from our Weather Collection. *Please note we are unable to accept returns of paint which has been tinted to your colour selection. We advise purchasing a sample pot of your chosen colour prior to purchasing larger quantities. We do not recommend choosing colours from a colour screen as screens do not accurately represent paint colours as they will appear in your home. You can read our full terms and conditions here.