Purbeck Stone No. 275 144 neutral shade that lies between

neutral shade that lies between white and a pale gray

Dead Salmon

The gray can be easily combined with Manor House Gray

It is equally at home in modern spaces as it is in the traditional parsonages for which it is named

When the roller handle is used with the medium-pile woven polyester ink roller (sold separately)

Purbeck Stone No. 275 144 neutral shade that lies betweenPurbeck Stone owes its name and color to the Isle of Purbeck, which is located near the home of Farrow & Ball on the south coast of England. It belongs to the group of subtle neutral tones and is neither particularly warm nor too cool. This makes it ideal for combining with many shades from the Farrow & Ball palette, but especially with Cornforth White, Wevet or Ammonite. The right base shade for foundation is: Mid Tones For further information,