Orangery No. 70 (ARCHIVED) Finish:Estate Emulsion and this typical 18th-century colour

and this typical 18th-century colour encapsulates it perfectly

Inspired by nature

This earthy green takes its name from a steep-sided coastal gorges that are a common feature of the landscape around our home on the south coast of England

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These botanical motifs

Orangery No. 70 (ARCHIVED) Finish:Estate Emulsion and this typical 18th-century colourAn intriguing orange yellow Appearing more orange or more yellow depending on the light, this beautifully singular shade is reminiscent of an 18th century colour much used in orangeries. It brings an enveloping warmth to walls, especially in south facing rooms that are flooded with light throughout the day. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Red & Warm Tones Complementary white: Lime White