What makes Jax & Hue paint different from other brands?

Jax & Hue paints are pigmented, not tinted from a base stock. This means every color is formulated directly from rich pigments, delivering truer depth, richer saturation, and greater longevity compared to standard tinted paints.

Do you offer paint samples or color testers?

Yes. Jax & Hue offers 100ml Color Testers for most colors. You can select up to 5 shades to test in your space before committing to a full gallon. Buy 3 or more color testers and save $2 each.

What is the price of a gallon of Jax & Hue paint?

A gallon of Jax & Hue interior paint is priced at $118.00 USD, with complimentary shipping on all orders.

What finish does Jax & Hue paint come in?

Jax & Hue paints are formulated in a signature light-absorbing Matte finish. The velvety formulation naturally diffuses light and helps conceal surface imperfections.

Does Jax & Hue offer free shipping?

Yes, Jax & Hue provides complimentary shipping on all orders.

Garden Armory

She has a better idea for the afternoon.

You were supposed to meet somewhere.
She texts you her address instead.
“Bring the sunglasses you left in my car.”

The windows are open.
There’s a peach cut into quarters,
and a very good sofa in a very unexpected color.

Garden Armory knows the Sunday flea market by aisle.
She goes for one thing.
Comes home with a chrome chair
and earrings she puts on in the parking lot.

She asks you to hold one end of a painting.
Higher.
No, where it was.
She’ll live with it for a few days.

SHE’S THE COLOR OF
A GOOD EYE
AND A FREE AFTERNOON.

Garden Armory dark olive green walls with an ochre lounge chair, vintage record console, and chrome floor lamp.

Garden Armory dark olive green paint in a vintage office nook with a walnut desk, cane chair, and orange lamp.

There’s no hurry to put your shoes back on.

She’s sitting sideways in the corduroy chair,
telling you about the house across the canyon.
Apparently, the pool is empty.
Apparently, the parties used to be good.

She has a weakness for smoked glass.
A drawer full of matchbooks.
A photograph of her mother in 1974
wearing almost exactly what she’s wearing now.

The orange lamp is on before it needs to be.
You’ve never wanted an orange lamp.
You take a picture of it.

You finally check your phone.
She asks if you’re hungry.

There’s a place down the hill.
You can sit outside.
She knows what to order.

A deep olive green with warm, earthy undertones.

Garden Armory brings an enveloping depth to living rooms, bedrooms, and creative spaces. Pair it with walnut, tobacco leather, cane, and smoked glass, or introduce plum velvet, burnt orange, and polished chrome for a collected, vintage palette.