Orangery No. 70 132 Wafer-thin with a wall thickness

Wafer-thin with a wall thickness of only about two millimeters

die es erwachsener und komplexer wirken lassen als herkömmliche Pinktöne

Pale Hound owes its name to the analogy with Farrow & Ball archival color Hound Lemon

architectural look when used on wooden elements such as skirting boards

Orangery No. 70 132 Wafer-thin with a wall thicknessDepending on the light, Orangery sometimes appears more like a yellow, sometimes more orange. This uniquely beautiful shade is reminiscent of the color used in orangeries in the 18th century. It gives walls a gentle softness and develops its special effect especially in south facing rooms with plenty of daylight. The matching base tone for primers is: Red & Warm Tones No sample pots are available from the Archive Collection. For more information,