Morris Trellis Morris & CoMorris' Trellis is a lovely earthy green with brown undertones. The rose trellis at William Morris's Red House garden served as a meeting area for significant personalities from the Arts & Crafts movement.

as our modern understanding of its name would suggest

never seems overly sweet because to its underlying blue tone

Like the mustard-toned India Yellow

historic-feeling scheme

cloth printing plant at Merton Abbey

Farrow & Ball colour experts have also named it one of their favourite background colours for hanging pictures - high praise indeed

It is recommended for use when applying Mylands water-based finishes internally

Chalk Paint® Lacquer is a hard-wearing

A strong brick red

somewhere between a more intense Lulworth Blue and a lighter Cook's Blue

Dyrehaven is a deep and earthy green with grey undertones

Dinnerware takes its name from the intricate patterns popularly used on china in the 18th century