Farrow & Ball Dutch Pink No. 62 Clearance Mahogany is an invitingly rich

Mahogany is an invitingly rich brown which takes its name from the dark red wood used by master cabinet makers like Thomas Chippendale

Giles House at Wimborne St

Depicting traditional village and farmyard scenes with clean

This colour works particularly well in dimly lit rooms if you want to create a cosy environment

these hues form the inspiration behind Farrow & Ball's palette with the Natural History Museum in London

Farrow & Ball Dutch Pink No. 62 Clearance Mahogany is an invitingly richFarrow & Ball Dutch Pink No. 62 is a part of the archived collection. Rather than the blushing shades we now collectively call pink, this peachy colour takes its name from the original Dutch pink, an artists yellow pigment made from bark or berries. Like all our colours, its extraordinarily responsive, appearing more orange, yellow, or pink depending on the light. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are discontinued, and