Farrow & Ball Ringwold BP 1638 second empire narrow stripe which is made

narrow stripe which is made by dragging paper under special open bottomed troughs filled with the Farrow & Ball paints

warmer version of Joa’s White

Based on an 18th Century textile design known as Vermicelli

A 'Palladian' colour

Close in colour to orange

Farrow & Ball Ringwold BP 1638 second empire narrow stripe which is madeBased on an early 18th century silk pattern by James Leman, The Ringwold Papers have been sympathetically adapted by Farrow & Ball to create a beautiful wallpaper with an impressive 60cm repeat. With meandering, playful tendrils and subtle two tone leaf motif, Ringwold is both delicate and vivacious. Full roll width is 53cm 21", roll length is 10m, pattern repeat is 60cm or 23 5 8". This is an archived wallpaper and has a 10 roll minimum order.