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Canvas - Annie Sloan Wall Paint

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Canvas Wall Paint by Annie Sloan is a soft, chalky off-white that creates calm and clarity in any room. It’s warm without being yellow, pale without being cold—perfect for walls that support rather than compete. It’s the breath before inspiration. The quiet of an artist’s studio before the first splash of color. A neutral that invites everything else to shine. With a smooth matte finish and excellent coverage, Canvas works in every room and with every palette. From modern minimalism to rustic charm, it’s the go-to for balance, light, and timeless elegance. Canvas is a slightly warm neutral beige-white. The name reflects the versatility of the colour, which will make a fabulous backdrop for other colours (and invite the addition of colourful furniture, contrasting trims, and other artistic interior additions!). It’s Original without the creaminess, more of a putty taupe. This shade has been developed to match a colour mix of Chalk Paint® in Country Grey and Pure.

What It Is

Annie Sloan Wall Paint is a water-based interior paint with a durable, washable matt finish for walls and ceilings. It does not require wax or a separate topcoat.

How to Use It

Make sure the surface is sound, clean and dry. Fill and sand imperfections as needed, remove dust, and stir thoroughly. Apply evenly with a quality brush or roller. One coat is often enough, although the surface, previous color and application may make a second coat worthwhile.

Coverage, Sizes & Finish

One gallon covers approximately 387 square feet, depending on surface texture and application. Sizes currently offered: 4 floz tester and 1 gallon.

Care

Allow the finish to cure for at least 14 days before washing. Once cured, wipe gently with a soft damp cloth.

Choosing Your Color

Color changes with natural and artificial light, neighboring finishes and screen settings. Test the 4 floz size on your wall and look at it throughout the day before choosing a gallon.

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