Acid Drop

Acid Drop is lime paint for the fearless

This vibrant lime green behaves like modern art on a wall. Designers use Acid Drop on pantry interiors, statement alcoves, and colour-blocked cabinetry when they want a hit of citrus energy. It keeps playful schemes feeling intentional because the shade stays sharp rather than muddy.

Balance it with Bancha or Emerald Green on adjacent surfaces, and ground the palette with stone counters, stainless hardware, or whitewashed timber.

Sampling dupes & choosing finishes

Potent greens can shift yellow fast, so always paint a large sample board. Check it beside your flooring, appliances, and evening lighting—the right dupe should stay punchy but not fluorescent. High-gloss or scrubbable matt finishes work best because this shade often lands in hardworking kitchens and playrooms.

When pairing with other colours, let Acid Drop be the hero: keep trims clean in All White or airy woods so the eye has somewhere to rest.

Where Acid Drop excels

Try it on pantry shelving, home bars, mudroom lockers, or geometric murals. It also makes outdoor furniture pop against foliage. Finish the look with chrome handles, terrazzo, and monochrome textiles to keep the colour feeling designer rather than DIY.