This delicate pattern was found in a private dressing room and is named after the eldest son of the Marquis who built the château. A classmate of Napoléon Bonaparte, Auguste was expected to inherit the château but lost his life during the Revolution.

SIZE:

• Full roll width is 53cm / 21"
• Roll length is 10m
• Pattern repeat is 31.5cm / 12 1/2"

COLOURS:  Available in 5 colourways.

• 6501 - Ground Colour School House White 291, Print Colours Light Blue 22 & Bone 15
• 6502 - Ground Colour White Tie 2002, Print Colours Treron 292 & Sulking Room Pink 295
• 6503 - Ground Colour White Tie 2002, Print Colours Cooking Apple Green 32 & Blooth Pink 9806
• 6504 - Ground Colour Roasted Macadamia CB2, Print Colours Bancha 298 & India Yellow 66
• 6505 - Ground Colour Bespoke, Print Colours Yeabridge Green 287 & Stone Blue 86

Both the images shown and the colours listed are for guidance only. To ensure this is the perfect paper for your project, we recommend visiting our boutique to view our wallpaper books and select a sample in person.

We always recommend ordering all the rolls you need in one go because using traditional techniques and real paint, like Farrow & Ball does, means pattern and colour can vary slightly between batches.

Farrow & Ball Wallpaper

Handcrafted in Dorset using traditional methods and their very own paint.

Expertly Handcrafted
Using traditional printing methods and bespoke equipment, every roll of Farrow & Ball wallpaper is made in small batches by their artisans at their Dorset factory for an extraordinary finish.

A coat of the background colour is brushed on, creating the same visible brushstrokes, texture and added depth it would have in the 18th century. Then the embellishment follows, using flatbed, roller or the open-trough method. These techniques mean every repeat of the pattern is slightly different and completely unique. 

Created Using Their Paints
You won’t find wallpaper like theirs anywhere else.

Farrow & Ball's wallpaper is paint on paper, rather than digitally printed ink, and not just any paint, they use their very own richly pigmented, water based paints. Paint on paper creates a beautifully tactile, textured finish that adds interest to any wall. Using Farrow & Ball paint in particular, means every design has the unrivalled richness and depth of colour they’re known for. The final touch is a fine layer of protective glaze.

Sustainably Sourced Paper
To try and lessen their impact on the planet, they’ve made sure all the paper they use is sourced from sustainably managed forests and because their wallpaper contains no vinyl, any off-cuts are recyclable. Do check the specific policy in your local area to see how to recycle yours.

Visit our Wallpaper How To's page for advice in calculating, ordering and installing Farrow & Ball's exquisite wallpapers.

Ethically handcrafted in Dorset, England.