In many modern homes people choose to paint most
of the walls in a room but wallpaper the final one. This special wall is often
referred to as the “feature wall” because it is the one that catches
everybody’s attention. We have gathered together some of our favourite Farrow
& Ball wallpaper and suggested what colours would match it:
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| Wisteria Paper |
This steel blue background looks beautiful with the
white and clay floral pattern. It is a feminine pattern that would work well in
either a bedroom or living room. The best colours to match this would be a very
pale cream on the other walls, a light brown, or any kind of off-white tones.
The background of the paper is dark so will stand out from the rest of the
room. However, choosing a plain blue (such as No 280 St Giles Blue) for the
other walls would also match it if you prefer stronger colours in your home.
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The Bamboo Papers BP2119 |
This black and white wallpaper from Farrow &
Ball is a very unique bamboo pattern. It was initially adapted from a 19th
Century Japanese print which explains how it gives a traditional yet exotic
feel. It is very original and would be a talking-point in any home. It would
work well with a plain white, but actually matches brighter colours such as “Cooking
Apple Green” or “Cook’s Blue”.
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| Rosslyn Paper (BP 1922) |
This is a very pretty pattern which can be used in
either a bedroom or living space. It is ideal for a shabby-chic look or if you
are creating a very feminine look. It matches Almond White, Ammonite, or other
light shades of cream.
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| Samphire Paper |
One of our newest patterns, this beautiful shade is
covered with a very subtle pattern. It looks beautiful in the light. Green is
traditionally put with pure white but different
shades of green actually work really well together to create a more innovative
design.
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"The Silvergate Papers BP803" |
If you are struggling to see the pattern, don’t
worry your eyes haven’t gone, it is supposed to be very subtle. This classical
print has a traditional British look but without being too outrageous. If you
want a feature wall but are concerned about it looking out of place in the room
then this design is perfect for you. As it is neutral, it matches any colour of
paint.
To discover more of our huge collection of Farrow
& Ball wallpapers, please visit http://www.kentblaxill.co.uk/farrow-ball-buy-online/farrow-ball-wallpaper.
