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Explore Pappilons new stock, a range of antique unique furniture. We source antiques from in and around Europe.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#00C3A8
Caribbean Green
0, 195, 168
172, 100, 38
100, 0, 14, 24
#2C2C2B
Tuatara
44, 44, 43
60, 1, 17
0, 0, 2, 83
#FCD29D
Cherokee
252, 210, 157
33, 94, 80
0, 17, 38, 1
Pappilon is an antique furniture and homewares business based in Herriard, Hampshire, England. It sources antiques from across Europe and brings together distinctive pieces that combine historic character with a modern, eclectic sensibility. Its collection spans furniture and decorative objects for the home, with categories including seating, tables and desks, cabinets and storage, rugs, mirrors, pots and bowls, artwork, and other decorative items.
Examples of its stock include Swedish Rococo and Gustavian furniture, French farmhouse tables and bookcases, antique mirrors, paintings, and woven tapestries. The pieces range from practical furnishings to statement objects, with listings that identify their period, origin, materials or style where available. Pappilon presents its collection as a celebration of quality and longevity, reflecting how well-made objects can remain compelling across generations.
Customers can browse new arrivals and the wider stock online, and contact the business by phone or email for enquiries. Its website also provides contact details and terms and conditions
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What are Pappilon's brand colors?
The Pappilon color palette uses the hex codes #00C3A8, #2C2C2B and #FCD29D.
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