Farrow & Ball St. Antoine BP 955 hornbeam Farrow & Ball London Stone

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Part Two of the book is devoted to colour

Blanc de Chine takes its name from the exquisite porcelain originally made by the master potters of China's Fujian province

Livelier than Sutcliffe Green and a little more intense than Breakfast Room Green

What they share is a sense of style and an appreciation of the visual and the emotional power of paint and colour

Farrow & Ball St. Antoine BP 955 hornbeam Farrow & Ball London StoneAn 18th century French damask paper originally produced in 1793 at St Antoine. Full roll width is 53cm 21", roll length is 10m, pattern repeat is 85cm 33 12". This is an archived wallpaper; minimum order 10 rolls