Ballroom Blue No. 24 (ARCHIVED) Farrow and Ball because the pigment is still

because the pigment is still movable and active

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Napoleonic Blue is inspired by the ultramarine and cobalt blue pigments used for decorative work in everything from neoclassical interiors through to modern 20th century decoration

Ballroom Blue No. 24 (ARCHIVED) Farrow and Ball because the pigment is stillA warm mid tone blue Ballroom Blue takes its name from the entertaining spaces and ballrooms of which it was once a common feature. Its popularity was thanks to its enticing depth of colour, which made it strong enough to decorate large spaces. Ideal for those looking for a slightly darker version of Dix Blue. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Dark Tones Complementary white: Slipper Satin