Little Greene Ganache

Description
In French folklore, the word Ganache was originally coined as an insult by an angry head chef in 1920s Paris. The resulting happy accident was the blend of rich chocolate and hot cream that features so profoundly in today’s patisseries. As a paint shade, it was revealed as one of several colours in an intricately painted ceiling at Blickling Hall in Norfolk, boarded over in the early 20th century and rediscovered after a flood nearly a hundred years later. With its enviable profundity, Ganache is likely to be the darkest shade in your room scheme, but consider pairing it with the even darker Chocolate Colour for a deeply committed interior design statement
Additional Information
Finish Type | Absolute Matt, Intelligent Matt, Intelligent Eggshell, Intelligent Satinwood, Intelligent Gloss, Intelligent Exterior Eggshell, Intelligent Masonry, Distemper, Lime Wash, Traditional Oil Gloss, Intelligent Floor paint, Interior oil Eggshell, Intelligent All Surface Primer, Tom's Oil Eggshell |
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Size | 60ml, 1 Litre, 2.5 Litres, 5 Litres, 10 Litres |
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