Farrow & Ball Arsenic No. 214

Farrow & Ball Arsenic No. 214Arsenic has a lively, stimulating feel despite its name being derived from the poison that was rumoured to have been in the wallpaper that poisoned Napoleon after his capture. Its vivid mint colour makes it feel just as at home on contemporary kitchen cabinets, especially when paired with Down Pipe, as it does on the walls of a 19th century dining room.

Hand-woven of jute

the Ridley Dining Chair is the perfect example of the impact purposeful details can have on design

the Merrick Collection is an indoor/outdoor rug that mimics the appearance of a woven sisal rug

Joa’s White is a light and clean taupe with the merest hint of black pigment which makes it perfect to combine with the limestone

The Patina Brass lining gives off a beautiful warm glow

The Audrey Ottoman offers a touch of elegance to any room with its ivory boucle fabric

The minimalist design of this rectangular dining table makes it the ideal choice for outdoor dining

This light looks great styled in kitchens and hallways to add an element of interest to the space

The Lennon Reclaimed Wood Round Dining Table is a beautiful addition to any space

As each piece is unique

These napkins are an excellent choice to complete your table setting

If you are looking to add an earthy feel to your space