Drab No.41 Archive Collection - Farrow & Ball PaintLike the warmer Dauphin, this mid toned brown is a classic example of the elegant 'drab' tones loved by homeowners of the 18th and 19th centuries. Far from being dull, as our modern understanding of its name would suggest, it simply means a colour without brightness. Try it on woodwork with a softer Farrow & Ball white, like Off White, on walls.

it would often be used alongside a dark red stone called porphyry

Yard Blue is a clean

and Morris & Co

This silver paint has a wonderful sheen and gives a room a distinct cool

The rose trellis at William Morris's Red House garden served as a meeting area for significant personalities from the Arts & Crafts movement

Mylands Light Fast Stains have been formulated on selected spirit solvents and light-fast dyes to provide stains which are both light-fast and non-grain raising

this will work best over lighter colours

Estate Emulsion

it has an aptly cheerful feel

such as Pitch Black and Incarnadine

or repair-patched surfaces after applicable preparation

Matt or Satin Matt