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Introducing Little Greene paints and wallpapers

A freshly made bed sits in front of a mustard yellow tongue and groove panelled wall.
Elysian Yellow 356 and Perpetual Blue 348 paint | © Little Greene 2026

Since 2018, we've partnered with family-run paint and wallpaper manufacturer Little Greene to create distinctive paint colours and wallpapers inspired by the places in our care. Bring timeless character and colour to your home with these beautifully crafted, environmentally responsible collections.

Inspired by special places

Little Greene have taken inspiration from historic buildings to develop a range of contemporary colours and wallpapers with an authentic heritage. All of their paint is environmentally friendly and made in their own factory in the UK.

Little Greene colour experts have travelled to places in our care across England, Wales and Northern Ireland to research their collections. They looked at everything from the colour of historic wallpaper and furniture, to artwork, artefacts and clothing.

National Trust Papers

The Little Greene National Trust wallpaper collections are designed for modern interiors, drawing inspiration from treasured objects in our collections, original patterns discovered at the places in our care, and the beauty of the natural landscapes we protect. Available in six timeless wallpaper collections.

A dark wood side table sits in front of a heavily patterned green wallpaper showing lillies
Lily Pads - Hopper wallpaper | © Little Greene 2026

Supporting conservation 

A contribution from the sale of every tin of paint and roll of wallpaper will go towards our conservation work, ensuring the nation's historic houses, gardens and open spaces can be enjoyed for generations to come.

Just as we care for and preserve special places, Little Greene share the same values as custodians of historic decoration. The company finds, reformulates and creates original paint colours and recipes. Working with Little Greene has provided a unique opportunity to redecorate rooms with authentic colours in some of the places we care for.

Bringing our places back to life

Little Greene supports our conservation and restoration programme by donating paints to bring colour and life back to some of the nation's much-loved properties. Most recently, Little Greene have worked with our curatorial teams to match original colour schemes and provide paint for restoration projects at Hilltop, Sissinghurst and Bath Assembly Rooms.

A table set for breakfast sits in front of a heavily patterned wallpaper showing a multicoloured castle garden

Discover the National Trust collections

Visit the Little Greene website to learn more about our collaboration and shop the collections.

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Arts and Crafts houses 

The Arts and Crafts movement emerged from a desire to revive traditional craftsmanship during the Victorian industrialisation period. We look after a selection of these houses, many of which feature William Morris designs and interiors.

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