Farrow & Ball Ointment Pink No. 21 Finish:Estate Emulsion It takes its name from

It takes its name from the ancient aurochs

where it counteracts the perceived green light

Named by the great colourist John Fowler

This fresh green blue is inspired by the wonderful Regency colours of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton

Farrow & Ball Ointment Pink No. 21 Finish:Estate Emulsion It takes its name fromFarrow & Ball Ointment Pink No. 21 is a part of the archived collection. Warmer and brighter than Dead Salmon or Setting Plaster, Ointment Pink creates a soft terracotta glow wherever its used. This soft orange pink is typical of the early 19th century, with similar shades having been found at Calke Abbey and Kedleston Hall, as well as in the grand entrance hall of Castle Coole. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are