Farrow's Cream No. 67 liberty which looks just as good

which looks just as good on kitchen fronts and wood paneling as it does on the wall

The darkest shade in this group goes well with the lighter representatives such as Dimity and Joa's White and creates a restrained mood with a noticeable warmth

Arsenic is a vibrant mint shade that will brighten up any surface - whether it's a piece of furniture

Especially in the 60s

The rich and earthy color with a subtle elegance provides an ideal darker accent to London Stone

Farrow's Cream No. 67 liberty which looks just as goodThe first cream tone in the Farrow & Ball palette is named after the co founder of the brand, John Farrow. Farrow's Cream is a classic wall color that gives a traditional look to beautiful rooms, and for this it completely avoids black pigments. It looks especially good in a country kitchen. The right base shade for foundation is: Mid Tones For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us personally.