The stymie — where one player’s ball interferes with another player’s putting line on the green — was part of the game until 1952, when a change in the Rules of Golf did away with it.

If you prefer neutral-leaning green tones, Benjamin Moore Sage Mountain and Farrow & Ball Yeabridge Green offer subdued yet refreshing choices. For a more vibrant green statement, Farrow & Ball ...

For a slightly brighter green door moment, Williams recommends Farrow & Ball Yeabridge Green. “For a fresh pop of green, Yeabridge Green is a favorite,” she admits. “We recently painted the ...

James Merrell ‘Sap Green’ on the walls, ‘Etruscan Red’ on the steps and ‘Duster’ in the hallway, all Farrow & Ball It’s paired with other treasures from the collection: ‘Reduced Green’ on the cabinets ...

I've already reserved the dramatic 'Reduced Green' for my living room. “Over the last few years, we’ve relished living with colour,” says Joa Studholme, colour curator for Farrow & Ball. “It’s opened ...

Ferry insists the original Farrow & Ball paint was carefully chosen to comply ... Cooper later apologised, saying she believed she had been given the green light by the letting agent, and returned ...

Alongside the new collection, three archive colours have been reinstated: ‘Broccoli Brown’, ‘Etruscan Red’ and ‘Sap Green’. ‘Etruscan Red’, Joa explains, holds a special place in her heart. ‘It was ...