Synopsis

In the heart of Dorset, Farrow & Ball orchestrates a remarkable output: up to 200,000 litres of paint and 10,000 metres of wallpaper each week. The very essence of their paint relies on a key ingredient sourced from the Devon countryside, drawn from the earth itself. The practiced skill of hanging wallpaper speaks to a tradition steeped in history. And during the First World War, naval vessels were adorned with intricate camouflage patterns, a dazzling display designed to mislead German submarin