Farrow & Ball Rectory Red No. 217 brocade or on exterior surfaces where

or on exterior surfaces where it can mirror the tones of surrounding greenery

Try contrasting with House White on ceilings and woodwork

An early 19th century English damask paper originally printed at Silvergate in Norfolk

Farrow & Ball Folly Green No

Farrow & Ball Rectory Red No. 217 brocade or on exterior surfaces whereFarrow & Ball Rectory Red No. 217 is a part of the archived collection. This rich clean red is named after the charming village houses built over the years for the clergy. Rectory Red is a blackened and aged version of Blazer and feels much more sophisticated, especially when contrasted with Red Based Neutrals such as Joas White. It is a warming colour which will intensify when used in a small space to create the most welcoming of rooms. Archived