A natural surface is perfect for KREUL Nature’s glowing colours. The unique look of driftwood smoothed down by the waves and bleached by the sun has inspired our DIY mobile. We drilled a hole in each piece of wood, ready to hang it up later. Then, we painted the driftwood pieces, using the following KREUL Nature colours: Loam, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Snow Crystal, Honeycomb, Hibiscus Flower, Coral, and Slate. Do so many different colour nuances even go together? But of course! All KREUL Nature colours are designed to harmonize with each other in every possible combination.
 

Dipping our paintbrushes into the creamy colour, we painted narrow and wide stripes on the bits of driftwood. Sometimes, we left an area untouched, for a visible contrast between the colours and the wooden surface. KREUL Nature is opaque and dries matt very quickly. Perfect for adding little dabs of colour, zig-zag lines, or even fish designs on top of an already-dried layer. Wow, look at the simple but effective designs you can create! We laced string through each of the finished pieces, so that we could tie all the elements to a branch. And voila, our natural materials mobile was finished! You can hang this decorative accessory outdoors; it can get wet but should not stand permanently in water. You can find more tips for using KREUL Nature here.

Creating art with natural materials makes us more sensitive to both nature’s beauty and its fragility. That is why we have designed KREUL Nature to be especially resource-saving. With our most sustainable DIY colour range, we want to make a responsible contribution to the future. The paint formulations contain 84 % sustainable natural resources. The screw-top jars consist of 85 % waste plastic and – just like the glass – are 100 % recyclable. The labels have been made with 30 % recycled fibres. KREUL Nature is produced in a fair and safe process in Germany. We have put great thought and effort into doing our bit for the environment. The result is a paint you can feel good about using.