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Creating the French Look

Burgundian Red
An elegant rich claret red inspred by the 19th century neo-renaissance syle of flamboyant design partly influenced by Catherine de Medici the wife of Francis 1st

A small bedside table painted in Burgundian Red with Duck Egg Blue edging and painted brass knob.

ADD OLD WHITE - to make 'Madder'
Mix equal parts of Old White and Burgundian Red to make a rich very slightly pink red, the colour you find in Persian and Turkish carpets, so I've called it after the MADDER dye used in their making

ADD MORE OLD WHITE- to make' Pemberley'
Mix 3 parts of Burgundian Red to 1 part of Old White
to make a warm dusky hue, the colour of plums and cream.
I named it PEMBERLEY because it looks like the colour of a dress in Pride and Prejudice

100ml

sample

£4.95

pot

£14.95

With Graphite as the base for this sample, the Burgundian Red becomes like a mahogony red wood.

Imagine a cupboard or desk painted in this beautiful combination of colours - Bugundian Red is the colour underneath Aubusson Blue. In a room of creams and greys this would look stunning

Limestone

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