Farrow & Ball Ringwold Ground No. 208 archive earthy hue that creates the

earthy hue that creates the most charismatic and elegant of rooms

Taken from 19th century French archives

the book provides a history of colour in painted decoration revealing how the generally muted colours of the 17th and early 18th centuries gave way to the lighter

Lattice is brassy and elegant

84 is a part of Farrow & Ball's current collection

Farrow & Ball Ringwold Ground No. 208 archive earthy hue that creates theFarrow & Ball Ringwold Ground No. 208 is a part of the archived collection. Ringwold Ground, like the slightly lighter Tallow, is a fresh feeling neutral that creates a delightfully warm and glowing room. Named after a Hampshire rectory occupied by one of the original Farrow & Ball directors, the addition of the merest amount of red pigment adds warmth without feeling too creamy. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are