Sudbury yellow farrow and ball kitchen

First row, left to right: Lancaster Yellow, Pale Hound, Hound Lemon, Farrow's Cream, Dayroom Yellow. Second row: Dorset Cream, Gervase Yellow, Hay, Yellow Ground, Babouche. Third row: Citron, Ciara Yellow, Straw, Print Room Yellow, Sudbury Yellow. Fourth row: Octagon Yellow, Orangery, India Yellow, Cane. Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

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Sudbury Yellow takes its name from the staircase at Sudbury Hall where colourist John Fowler used this shade Available instore and online

This humble Craftsman kitchen got a cheery British-inspired update.

Farrow & Ball on Instagram: "Today @paddy_od_1 is sharing three schemes using three of our different yellows to inspire those of you who may be nervous to use these shades. Do you need further decorating advice? Ask away in the comments. 1. A classic hallway scheme of #Hay on the walls paired with #CardRoomGreen on the staircase with #JamesWhite on the ceiling and trim 2. Great for a small kitchen, opt for #Babouche on the lower cabinets and take #SchoolHouseWhite across everything else…

Farrow & Ball's Babouche and Wimborne White in a servant's or child's bedroom. Turner Heath, Bollington built originally in 1715.

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Francesca Gentilli spends her working life sourcing the best fabrics and textiles from India, Turkey, Morocco, Uzbekistan and beyond, and her own house is the best showcase of her finds

This is a flat in Amsterdam with Sudbury Yellow by F&B on the walls with Old White on the woodwork.