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Deep Parts of Flower of Saffron Crocus | Fluor Spar |
Dark Tones Primer
Over two centuries since its publication in 1814, Werner's Nomenclature of Colours is still a treasured tool for scientists and artists alike. In a pre-photographic age, it gave the world an official classification of colour in nature, allowing intrepid explorers to fully describe the ever-expanding world around them. Among these was Charles Darwin, for whom the book proved indispensable on the 1831-36 voyage of HMS Beagle.
Today, these hues form the inspiration behind Farrow & Ball's palette with the Natural History Museum in London, England, a collection that allows you to bring the true colours of nature into your space.
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Free color chart and inspiration guides on using Farrow & Ball's colors. You'll find ideas...
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The white of old, pre-brightened, starched cotton. White & Light Tones undercoat.
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Reminiscent of the extraordinary colour of the mud found at Stiffkey beach, Norfolk. A slightly...
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This aged blue grey was first used at the classic Georgian Inchyra House to work...
