VARDO NO. 288 F&BCB Though its cool nature can

Though its cool nature can feel quite formal when contrasted with a bright white

the revered architectural historian

Evoking the colour of summer skies

this mid-tone terracotta takes it name from the unique home of architectural historian Gervase Jackson-Stops

VARDO NO. 288 F&BCB Though its cool nature canA rich teal This rich teal takes its name from highly decorated traditional horse drawn Romany wagons. Often used in the intricate patterning of these beautifully painted homes, Vardo is so full of life and joy it seemed natural to name it after something renowned for its flamboyant colour. This bright colour works particularly well with reds or dark greys. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Dark Tones Complementary white: Shaded White