Berrington Blue No.14 Archive Collection Farrow & Ball PaintThis darkened mid tone blue, originating from Herefordshire's Berrington Hall's boudoir, is a bolder alternative to the ever popular Oval Room Blue. Berrington Blue is ideal for a living room or any location where you'd relax at the end of the day.

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

his country home in Kent

culled from several colour designations for flowerheads in the original logbooks

the picturesque market town close to Farrow & Ball's home in the south of England

Darker than Duck Green and with slightly less black pigment than Studio Green

and it looks especially contemporary used on woodwork

Try it with Farrow & Ball Traditional Neutrals

William Morris was remembered being “up to the elbow” in indigo

It includes the main inlay pattern

was inspired by the early Trellis (1864) pattern and emanates all the beauty of stumbling across a wild rose on a country walk

The colour is inspired by one of Morris & Co

Complimented by Salt from the California Collection