Fired Biscuit Morris & CoThe light brownish colour of clay before firing, known as biscuit, perfectly describes our Fired Biscuit paint. Fired Biscuit is a celebration of Morris' exuberant use of neutrals, culled from several colour designations for flowerheads in the original logbooks.

as he was trialling the reintroduction of the traditional indigo-discharge printing method at Merton Abbey

Cat's Paw is reminiscent of natural fibre rope

an iconic 19th century Morris & Co

the birch handle is responsibly sourced and the ferrule is made from recycled steel

Its true neutral nature makes it a very versatile wall or woodwork colour for both contemporary industrial spaces and historic homes

Faulkner & Co

evocative of the house's brickwork

Premium 3 inch (75mm) paint brush by Farrow and Ball is designed to work in harmony with their water based paints

like Off-White

like Joa's White or Oxford Stone

such as Pitch Black and Incarnadine

hence its popularity as a feature of ballrooms and other entertaining spaces in times gone by