THIS IS PACKAGED IN THE NEW LITRE CONTAINER...THE COLOR MAY HAVE SLIGHTLY DRIFTED! 1 Litre will cover around 120 square feet...give or take! The green can have a slight yellow to it.
Annie Sloan's Antibes Green comes to our palette from two sources - the neo-classical palaces, such as the Fontainebleau Palace and in Schloss Charlottenburg in Potsdam, and from the villages around Provence where countless artists have been inspired by the colors of painted furniture, shutters, and doors.
This is a vibrant - fun - spring green. It has a citrus lime hue to it. If you are into whimsy - I love this paired up with Antoinette.
Looking for the Sample Pot of Antibes Green? We sell them for $11.95 HERE
Okay- are you wondering how to pronounce the name correctly of this fresh colour? Click HERE and listen to the pronunciation...soon enough you will sound just like Annie when you say it! I like to partner Antibes Green with Antoinette, or Greek Blue, Emile.
Don't forget when purchasing Chalk Paint® Decorative Paint by Annie Sloan- to consider purchasing her Clear Wax also. Annie's paint and wax were created to partner perfectly together! The paint itself will harden but the wax will truly protect it! The wax does completely harden and it becomes hard and is water repellent. It is a wonderful protective finish that you can buff once dry- to the sheen you desire.
Some photos, displays and work designed and created by Annie Sloan.
We are sorry - there are NO RETURNs when it comes to paint. You will find this for every stockist. Think about it- would you ever want a quart of paint sent to you - that was shipped to someone else prior? We eliminate any potential issues with this policy.
With that said- we apologize for any issues this may cause. Choose wisely and do not spontaneously purchase a color if unsure. OK? In fact- if you need help in deciding- ask us. We are here to help you! : )
To find a stockist near you, visit AnnieSloan.com
Both Chalk Paint® & Chalk Paint® Wax have been independently tested & certified as Toy Safe according to strict European regulations (BS EN 71-3:2013).
