OINTMENT PINK NO. 21 fb-archive This historic shade harks back

This historic shade harks back to a time before British Standard Colours were established in 1931

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A tranquil lilac

Tanner's Brown will read as almost black in lower lighting and is extremely useful to create a slightly softer look when used on the interior of fireplaces

Complementary white: New White

OINTMENT PINK NO. 21 fb-archive This historic shade harks backA soft terracotta 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. This colour is from our Archive. All Archive colours are made to order just for you, so they're non returnable. To help you pick