Oxford Stone No.264
Shown here in the cloth beneath the teapot, Oxford Stone was named after the colour of the stone often used in Oxfordshire village houses. Use this neutral to warm an interior.
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Decorating & Design - Colour
We give you a sneak peek of nine new colours from Farrow & Ball's 2011 paint colour palette.
Oxford Stone No.264
Shown here in the cloth beneath the teapot, Oxford Stone was named after the colour of the stone often used in Oxfordshire village houses. Use this neutral to warm an interior.
- Page 1: Cabbage White
- Page 2: Mizzle
- Page 3: Brassica
- Page 4: Plummett
- Page 5: Dove Tale
- Page 6: Manor House Gray
- Page 7: Oxford Stone
- Page 8: Charlotte's Locks
- Page 9: Calluna
