Slipper Satin No. 2004 132 Purbeck Stone owes its name

Purbeck Stone owes its name and color to the Isle of Purbeck

although in north-facing rooms it appears almost gray

in dem er ursprünglich hergestellt wurde

A small dose of black pigment gives it a relaxed

Es hat einen leicht blauen Unterton

Slipper Satin No. 2004 132 Purbeck Stone owes its nameSlipper Satin is a delicate cream shade inspired by the silk fabric of traditional ballet shoes. It looks chalky, almost gray and is harmoniously accompanied by the Farrow & Ball tone Old White on the woodwork. With other traditional neutrals such as Off White or Lime White it creates a subtle and timeless scheme. The matching base tone for primers is: White & Light Tones For further information, please do not hesitate to contact us personally.