Farrow & Ball Fawn No. 10 flatbed either on walls or woodwork

either on walls or woodwork

Named after a Hampshire rectory occupied by one of the original Farrow & Ball directors

Based on an early 18th century silk pattern by James Leman

Full of movement

with its large dose of yellow pigment

Farrow & Ball Fawn No. 10 flatbed either on walls or woodworkFarrow & Ball Fawn No. 10 is a part of the archived collection. Fawn is our interpretation of a classic 18th century tan. Originally, this colour would have been used across both walls and woodwork, however Fawns underlying greenness means that it also sits beautifully among lighter shades from our Traditional Neutrals group, or on exterior surfaces where it can mirror the tones of surrounding greenery. Archived colors can still be mixed in store;