TANNER'S BROWN NO. 255 QuickBooks popular in the early 18th

popular in the early 18th century

yet not quite as green as our Traditional Neutrals

This earthy yellow based neutral is so called because it is a stronger version of String

especially when paired with a cool white like Blackened

TANNER'S BROWN NO. 255 QuickBooks popular in the early 18thA strong dark brown Our darkest drab is named after the craftsmen who tan the hides and skins used to create leather. Tanner's Brown will read as almost black in lower lighting and is extremely useful to create a slightly softer look when used on the interior of fireplaces. It does, however, become browner in colour within well lit homes and exteriors due to its warm red undertones. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Dark Tones Complementary white: Joa's