Terre D'Egypte No.247 Archive Collection - Farrow & Ball PaintTerre D'Egypte is a rich orange based, slightly deeper than Harissa and more intensely coloured than the earthy Book Room Red. It appears paler and more terracotta like in sunlight, making it a lovely warm tone for exterior woodwork. Indoors, used as a wall colour, it creates more intensely rich spaces.

Nitrostains are not a finish in their own right and will need overcoating to give protection

Orangery is a yellow-based orange shade

the picturesque market town close to Farrow & Ball's home in the south of England

It may provide a polished gloss to any environment or accessory that requires it when used as an accent colour

For Furniture use: Waterbased

more vibrant than the mid-toned Stone Blue

This mid-century modern green is a darker version of the much-loved archive colour

its warmer tones setting it apart from fellow Archive colour Ointment Pink

inspired by the flavourful North African chilli paste of the same name

making it a lovely warm tone for exterior woodwork

reflects part of the floral's exquisite deep pink

Also included is one of Annie Sloan's bestselling neutral hues - Old Ochre Chalk Paint™ - along with 120ml of Clear Chalk Paint™ Wax and a Small Flat Brush