Annie Sloan Royal Horticultural Society Decoupage Papers, Formal Rome metallic as well as the rich

as well as the rich pigment indigo blue so synonymous with traditional Indian block printing

the book provides a history of colour in painted decoration revealing how the generally muted colours of the 17th and early 18th centuries gave way to the lighter

Our richest crimson originally takes its name from Latin

CC6 is a part of the archived collection

Annie Sloan Royal Horticultural Society Decoupage Papers, Formal Rome metallic as well as the richFormal Rome shows an Italian rather than an English garden plan. This elegant oval pattern from the Annie Sloan with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Decoupage Paper collection uses an engraved plan for a parterre, from Giovanni Baptista Ferrari (1584 1655): De florum cultura. Rome: 1633. A parterre is an elaborate type of garden consisting of plant beds separated and connected by paths. Parterres feature ornate clipped box hedges swirling around