Stony Ground No. 211 liberty This color was used in

This color was used in the 18th century for the design of orangeries and owes its name to the extraordinary house of architectural historian Gervase Jackson-Stops

bright blue inspired by the early mornings on the California coast with its soft fogs

When combined with neutrals that have the same red undertone

which gives it a warmth that distinguishes it from a clear white

this richly pigmented cherry red brings playfulness and joy to rooms

Stony Ground No. 211 liberty This color was used inStony Ground was originally a popular wallpaper color at Farrow & Ball and is now a popular addition to the palette of neutral colors. It is a traditional stony beige with a hint of red, which gives it a subtle warmth and distinct depth. The right base shade for foundation is: Mid Tones For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us personally.