Pea Green No.33 Archive Collection - Farrow & Ball PaintRather than the vibrant 'pea green' that featured in paint charts throughout the 20th century, this Farrow & Ball version is taken from a more muted green wallpaper found at Calke Abbey in Derbyshire. It's a perfect middle ground between the darker Calke Green and the lighter Breakfast Room Green.

this Archive colour is an equally sophisticated choice for walls

Blazer is a bright and cheerful vermilion which reads like a cleaner

Try it with the darker London Stone on woodwork for a sophisticated finish

water-based formula makes it ideal for use under Mylands water-based finishes for interior applications

has an almost citrus feel which brings with it a bright and fresh finish

Alongside Matchstick and Mouse's Back

and more cool tones than the creamier yellow based neutrals like Wimborne White

dark shade reminiscent of the spiky evergreen tree from which it takes its name

Dearle is a cheerful blue tone derived from the Leicester Leaf pattern

with an added hint of purple

a former folly in Northamptonshire

is named Red House in honour of its legacy