Farrow & Ball Acid Drop No. 9908 Finish:Masonry Named after a Hampshire rectory

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

Like Paisley

it is adapted directly from an 1800's French jacquard

it looks more sober and rich when used in areas deprived of light or those lit in the evening by candles

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

Farrow & Ball Acid Drop No. 9908 Finish:Masonry Named after a Hampshire rectoryFarrow & Ball Acid Drop No. 9908 is a part of the archived collection. Acid Drop, as its name suggests, is a bright and energetic citrus shade. Lime green with a hint of warming yellow, it captures the same zingy thrill as the intensely sour boiled sweet after which its named, especially when combined with the equally vibrant Charlotte's Locks. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are discontinued, and are only available