Farrow & Ball Salon Drab No. 290 Finish:Exterior Eggshell Castle Gray’s first use may

Castle Gray’s first use may have been on the exterior woodwork of a castle

Churlish Green takes its name from the old English definition relating to simple peasant life

dynamic paper will continue to invigorate and enthral

Hardwick White’s rich and chalky hue sits just as well in a contemporary room as it does in a historic house

Farrow & Ball Salon Drab No. 290 Finish:Exterior Eggshell Castle Gray’s first use mayFarrow & Ball Salon Drab No. 290 is a part of the archived collection. This warm drab has a two part name combining salon, the small outer room off a drawing room, with a term that describes a colour as lacking in brightness. The richness of this chocolate brown is instantly appealing, effortlessly creating a modern look or classic 19th century feel. Salon Drab works as a dark accompaniment to both the Red Based and Contemporary Neutrals. Archived