Fake Tan No.9912 Finish:Estate® Emulsion making this an easy colour

making this an easy colour to live with

Its stonier tone brings an earthy warmth to all rooms

Blanc de Chine takes its name from the exquisite porcelain originally made by the potters of China's Fujian province

Much bluer in feel than the similarly strong Brinjal

so is often used as an accent in the back of bookshelves

Fake Tan No.9912 Finish:Estate® Emulsion making this an easy colourA subtly warm peach Fake Tan is a less orange version of fellow Archive colour Fowler Pink, named after the ubiquitous tanning products of the 1980s. Its stonier tone brings an earthy warmth to all rooms, but particularly shines in south facing spaces. This colour is from our Archive. All Archive colours are made to order just for you, so they're non returnable. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: White and Light Tones Complementary white: Dimity