Farrow & Ball

Our wood primer and undercoat is suitable for use on naked or previously painted inner and outer wood, including floor axes and knots. Create a smooth and protective base for our Eggshells, Full Gloss or Dead Flat®. Available in four shades to complete your topcoat for a durable and rich color finish.

Notes: Thanks to the tintometer Farrow and Ball in place, we can make any color of the palette in less than 24h! All sizes and shades are in prompt delivery.

Our wood primer and undercoat is suitable for use on naked or previously painted inner and outer wood, including floor axes and knots. Create a smooth and protective base for our Eggshells, Full Gloss or Dead Flat®. Available in four shades to complete your topcoat for a durable and rich color finish.

Notes: Thanks to the tintometer Farrow and Ball in place, we can make any color of the palette in less than 24h! All sizes and shades are in prompt delivery.

A strong and lunatic yellowThis intense mustard yellow takes notoriously the name from the pigment collected by the urine of the cows fed with a special diet of mango leaves!Create a really cozy and surprisingly not yellow space when contrasted with a dark tone like Tanner's Brown.It should, however, be used with moderation in small rooms where its lunatic intensity can be a bit overwhelming.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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Notes: Thanks to the tintometer Farrow and Ball in place, we can make any color of the palette in less than 24h!All sizes and shades are in prompt delivery.

A traditional medium yellow
This soft, medium yellow is named after Sudbury Hall's stairway where the famous colour designer John Fowler used this tone. Sudbury Yellow is the color no.51 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is particularly reactive to light changes, resulting in a clean and brighter environment in well-lit environments or ammorbidendosi in dark spaces next to a stronger contrast like New White.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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A dusty yellow
A modest yellow named after the dried crop: Hay - the colour no.37 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it's hot and dusty.Less intense and solar than the cleanest Yellow Ground, it has a distinctly green subtone that gives it a consolidated appearance, creating quiet spaces especially when contrasted with the soft wood processing Lime White.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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A rich double cream
The name Dorset Cream - color no.68 of the palette Farrow and Ball - evokes exactly the right color: a rich double cream made in the heart of West Country.It is a darker and yellower version of Farrow's Cream and should never be used with a bright white but rather along with a cute tone like New White with which it creates a gentle and charming scheme.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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A traditional cream
This so traditional cream is Farrow's Cream - color no.67 of the palette Farrow and Ball - and inherits the name from the pioneer of paint that founded the company with Richard Ball in Dorset, England.It is a great classic, devoid of black pigment and that creates delightfully inviting rooms with a delicate warmth, in a hall of the 17th century as well as on wooden cabinets of a quiet family kitchen.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Mid Tones

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A light cream
This neutral-looking illuminant takes its name from the natural material originally used to make candles.The pale cream finish Tallows - the colour no.203 of the palette Farrow and Ball - reflects the light brilliantly;is therefore perfect to revive a dark space or to paint the whole property.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Mid Tones

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An endless medium yellow
One of the most usable yellows: Yellow Ground - colour no.218 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a versatile and solar shade, used for the first time as a background color within the ever-evolving wallpaper collection.Yellow Ground is fresher than Citron and with a more mustard-rich tone than Sudbury Yellow for a happier and inspiring space and never oppressive.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Mid Tones

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A warm lemon yellow
The cedar is a warm Mediterranean yellow with a fantastically welcoming light intensity. Citron - colour no.74 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is softer in the well-lit rooms and maybe a little too sparkling in the bedrooms.But in any case: de gustobus non disputandum est!

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Mid Tones

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A deep and playful orange
Charlotte's Locks is the no.268 color of the Farrow and Ball palette and is inspired by the flame red hair of our Creative Director that has a playful look of the late 70s.This intense and dramatic orange is particularly spectacular when used in small areas with a sharp contrast in All White or Black Blue.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Red & Warm Tones

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A deep and intense red
The deepest and richest of reds:Preference Red - the color no.297 of the Farrow and Ball palette - is a baroque touch that takes its name from the very first name of the company, Preference Paints.It can be used with any Warm Neutrals but is particularly surprising if seen in combination with Paean Black and Sulking Room Pink.The favorite red of modern houses!

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Red & Warm Tones

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An intense burgundy
The intensely blackened pigmentation of Eating Room Red - color no.43 of the palette Farrow and Ball - gives a rich burgundy finish accompanied by a wonderfully graceful feeling.This is the most elegant red, it takes its name from the coloration of the damasks so in vogue in the dining rooms in the middle of the 19th century and appears almost saturated violet when compared with the most modern Incarnadine.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Red & Warm Tones

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An intense red
This rich and clean red takes its name from the charming village houses built over the years for the clergy. Rectory Red - color no.217 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a blackened and aged version of Blazer and looks much more sophisticated, especially when contrasted with warm neutral colors like Joa's White.It is a warm color that intensifies when used in small spaces to create cozy rooms.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Red & Warm Tones

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A dusty chalk rose
This dusty rose takes its name from the reddened walls in the newly plastered houses. Setting Plaster is the color no.231 of the palette Farrow and Ball; a rose in historical terms but with a certain softness given by the yellow pigment.This timeless tone creates a wonderful background for antique furniture and works incredibly well even if combined with Tanner's Brown in a more contemporary home.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Light Tones

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A classic Crimson
This intense crimson takes its name from Latin but is today used to indicate warm and red hues.Similar to the shiny and deep red used by David Hicks at Barons Court in the 1970s, Incarnations - the colour no.248 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it's classic and glamorous.Use it for a sumptuous effect with Tanner's Brown on wood or make it spigoloso and graphic along with All White.

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A powdery powdery powdery rose
Pink Ground, the colour no.202 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a dusty rose born as a delicate background for wallpaper but often required for painting.With its large dose of yellow pigment, it recreates a warm and relaxing hue that does not look like sugar.Rather than contrast with a bright white, match it with Wimborne White or Great White for wood.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Light Tones

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A rich red based on brown
This timeless red is inspired by the intense color of the gallery of Attingham Park.A generous help of brown pigment increases the depth of Picture Gallery Red - color no.42 of the palette Farrow and Ball - , bringing warmth and unique character.As the name suggests, this reddish shade creates an amazing background for works of art, hand-drawn in pastel or wisely painted in oil.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Warm & Red Tones

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A romantic and soft rose
It should not be seen as a classic rose but rather a damped rose with a huge heat: Suking Room Pink is the color no.295 of the palette Farrow&Ball and its dusty feeling makes it incredibly soft and easy to use with complementary tones.Sulking Room Pink evokes the colors often used in the boudoir (salottino da Signora), a room that takes its name from the French "bouder" - hold the broncio.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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White with the slightest hint of lilac
An elegant white that does not have the name of a shark but remember how wonderful this tone is! Great - the colour no.2006 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a very pale lilac and is the perfect nuance for rooms with a neutral mood.Despite the red subtone, it is not the warmest of the roses.The small amount of black elevates it to sophisticated accent with an extraordinary depth of color.

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An elegant black red base
This red-based Georgian-inspired black creates an intimate atmosphere in super contemporary or bohémien houses, adding a distinct look to traditional exteriors. Paean Black is the color no.294 of the palette Farrow and Ball and is the perfect accent for all reds;its pigments evoke the shadow of the old corals covered in leather and takes its name from a song of praise.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A sophisticated eggplant
Brinjal - colour no.222 of the palette Farrow and Ball - takes its name from the wonderfully deep and bright skin of the eggplant.It can create a warm and highly sophisticated finish if used on all walls but is most often used on one side with its complementary Skimming Stone or as an accent on the lower side of a bathroom or kitchen island.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Warm & Red Tones

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A delicious intense purple
This intense and luxurious violet has a royal look and takes its name from untreated animal skins. Pelt - the colour no.254 of the palette Farrow and ball - is much more blue to the touch than the upright Brinjal strong and can appear almost black in the darker spaces.Combine it to Brassica to create a dark and lunatic pattern or soften it with the most delicate shades of Middleton Pink and Great White.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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The warmest brown
A warm and charming brown: London - the colour no.271 of the palette Farrow and Ball - with its textured magenta pigment creates charismatic and elegant atmospheres.So called because it is a deeper accent of London Stone, it is the shade to choose for the room or for the transition areas (the nearest room will be brighter because of the contrast).

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A dark and sophisticated lavender
Lavender tones of Brass - the colour no.271 of the palette Farrow and Ball - are fascinating in the clear, sophisticated and gray areas in the dark areas thanks to the black hint below.The name is that of the group of plants that includes purple sprouts and this warm hue lifts cold rooms without being red.It is often combined with Elephant's Breath and Skimming Stone for an intense and contemporary touch.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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An intense and warm grey
Charleston Grey is the color no.243 of the palette Farrow and Ball - and it is a warm and soft grey that takes its name from the beloved home of the highly artistic and intellectual Bloomsbury Group in the East Sussex.Appreciated in modern living rooms, its brown undertone creates a warm, enveloping and ovate atmosphere.It is the perfect accent color for all contemporary neutrals and wood with a rich Brinjal.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A relaxed neutral based on brown
Jitney is a terrous color, the no.293 of the palette Farrow and BallAnd his nuance is halfway between Stirabout and London Stone.Even if in disorder, it is an incredibly edifying tone reminiscent of lazy days by the sea.That's why it's called just like the name of the bus that brings New Yorkers out of the city's heat to the sandy beaches with the colors of the Hamptons.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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A lighter lead
This strong architectural gray is Plummett, the colour no.272 of the palette Farrow and Ball and takes its name from the lead often used by fishermen to weigh their dances.Plummett intensifies the atmosphere in smaller spaces with a surprisingly modern look that enhances minimal look.Used both on wood and on walls, Plummett is among the most prominent and industrial grays.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A dark grey green
Treron - the color no.292 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is the dark green version of the classic Pigeon and takes its name from that kind of green feathers that the family of pigeons proudly wears.Despite its traditional appearance, Treron is perfect for modern homes where many natural materials are used or as an accent near French grey or traditional neutrals.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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An architectural grey cold
Manor House Gray is the color no.265 of the palette Farrow and Ball and takes its name from the houses traditionally inhabited by the local signorotto.It is a defined grey that keeps its color in all lights.More fresh and clean to the touch than the Charleston Grey, this shade is very popular in contemporary homes with minimal style and is often used along with more dramatic details.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A traditional medium grey
This is the most traditional gray-blue of the whole color range! Lamp Room Gray - the colour no.88 of the palette Farrow and Ball - was created to remedy the stains that a lamp's wicks had recreated on the white walls of a room.Thus a soft, lived and exceptionally intense finish was born if used in intimate, sweet and charming environments in wide and well-lit contexts.

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A strong blue grey
Pigeon - color no.25 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a cozy and nostalgic grey-blue that takes its name from the most popular bird in the london landscape:the pigeon!Softer and blueer than contemporary grays (such as Mole's Breath), Pigeon is particularly suitable for use in wardrobes, walk-in closets or dark spaces such as studios and coated rooms.It is also incredibly popular on the islands of the kitchen.

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A "lunatic" grey
A timeless grey whose name derives from the beloved Elephant's Breath.Mole's Breath is the most versatile of colors Farrow and Ball: can be used both with relaxed neutral tones as Purbeck Stone with contemporary neutri as Strong White.It is particularly effective for the islands of the kitchen and is bold but comforting if used on the walls of smaller spaces.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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A rich grey
This rich medium grey evokes memories of city dresses made of flat textured fabric;takes its name from the village of Norfolk where the yarn was originally fabric. Worst - the colour no.284 of the palette Farrow and Ball - has a stronger tone than his counterpart Purbeck Stone, but lighter than Mole's Breath, and a sober richness without cold tones that makes it the perfect background to bring out the clean colors.

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A deep chocolate brown
The richness of this chocolate brown - the no.290 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is its immediate appealing being creating an effortless modern look or a classic touch of the 19th century. Salon Drab works as "dark accompaniment" for both hot and contemporary neutri.

Prim and Undercoat: Dark Tones

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An aged salmon rose
The Dead Salmon - the color no.28 of the palette Farrow and Ball - has a magical quality because everyone sees it differently.This deep salmon rose creates the subtlest and peaceful environment suitable for perfect dining rooms for candlelight meals.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Red & Warm Tones

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A warm and timeless brown
A brown heat, London Stone - color no.6 of the palette Farrow and Ball - was created by John Sutcliffe for a classic Nash house in Regent's Park.With its magenta tones below, this unpretentious "stone" color is the perfect accent for warm neutral environments.Modern "without effort" compared with Dimity, both on walls and on wood, and absolutely classic if combined with the strongest Oxford Stone.

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A traditional grey
This traditional gray - Hardwick White, the colour no.5 of the palette Farrow and Ball - was originally created to retouch the old limewash to theHardwick Hall.Less blue than Lamp Room Grey and with an unsurpassed depth of colour, the rich and chalky hue of Hardwick White fits perfectly both contemporary environments and historic homes.

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A strong neutral terror
Cord - color no.16 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is a very terrifying tone that recalls in the name the String tone but with a name accent and in fact quite stronger.Cord has a traditional look and is perfect for kitchens if combined with String or Matchstick on the walls.In the unlighted rooms it envelops with an aged embrace for this is the preferred in studies and libraries.

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A strong neutral stone
This yellow-based stone shade was initially created as a background color on wallpapers but soon and at very large demand was added to the collection of paintings. Savage Ground is color no.213 of the palette Farrow and Ball and inherits the name from Dennis Savage, a key block printer in creating the very first wallpaper designs by Farrow and Ball.

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A light grey
A soft grey with a touch of green, this shade takes its name from the color of the bones found in the animal kingdom.Softer than Old White, Bone - color no.15 of the palette Farrow and Ball - creates a traditional look suitable for corridors if combined with Lime White.It can also be used to create a feeling of light and space if combined with lighter tones or as a sympathetic neutral with stronger colors.

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The shade of unbleached wood
This versatile and sober tone takes its name from the unbleached wood used in the stem of a match.With the small addition of black, Matchstick - the color no.2013 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a neutral that creates deliciously sober, warm rooms without looking creamy.In well-lit environments it has a cooler look while it appears more traditional in dark places exposed to the north.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:White & Light Tones

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A green grey stone
Light Gray by Farrow and Ball, an ancient name for an ageless color.The thin green base of this shade of light gray gives an unsurpassed color depth when used on the walls.It is the perfect accent if used on wooden furniture in painted environments with Off-White or Old White; ideal also combined with Stiff's Blue to create a relaxed feeling.

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A classic stone
Stony Ground - colour n.211 of the palette Farrow and Ball - was born as a wallpaper with extraordinary success and is therefore not a surprise that has been added to the range of paintings.A classic stone color but with a light red below that adds warmth and creates a soft beige finish.It matches incredibly well with the lightest Shaded White or the strongest Mouse's Back for a compact pattern.

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Like a fresh cream
We call this creamy "new" tone just because it looks much cooler than traditional whites like Lime White. White - color no.59 of the palette Farrow and Ball - heats any room with its soft brightness and works great in a country kitchen along with Matchstick or String.New White can look more milky if contrasted with White Tie or cleaner if combined with India Yellow .

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A pale white cream
White Tie: colour no.2002 of the palette Farrow and Ball as well as the most beautiful white that takes its name from the old pre-white starved cotton used for white tie jackets.White Tie wears a delicate heat in every room and is so intense thanks to a touch of black pigment.Combine it with Matchstick, String and New White for a delicate pattern with reassuring creamy shades.

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A dirty white with a light green shade
James White - the color no.2010 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is a dirty white created years and years ago for the lovely garden hall of a perspicace Dr. James.The slightest hint of green creates a calm, relaxing and airy feeling, perfect for the darker interiors.Without contrasts gives light and peace while if used in contrast will show all its greenness.

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Only dirty white
This "just white" is named after the city-market of Wimborne in Dorset and Farrow&Ball.Wimborne White - the colour no.239 of the Farrow&Ball palette - differs from a pure white only for a slight shade;adding a minimum amount of hot yellow pigment creates a very versatile shade that is just a little softer than All White.

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A grey green full of history
It certainly deserves its important name being the most historical among all the colors of the palette Farrow and Ball: Old White no.4 is a traditional neutral that can be a soft green in the rooms exposed north but also a classic grey in well-lit spaces.It is the most sophisticated color of all and is perfect in the living room of a historic house as well as in the kitchen of a modern family house.

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A resized turtleneck
A classic dark dove inspired by the cottages of the pretty villages of Cotswold in Oxfordshire: Oxford Stone - the colour no.264 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is the darkest of red-based neutri and fits perfectly with Joa's White or Dimity.Overflowing with warmth and unparalleled depth, the subtle richness of Oxford Stone creates a terrifying finish from above down, crossing wood and walls.

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A medium chalky tone
This medium tone was one of the first in the palette, a simple name for a timeless classic. Off-White - the colour no.3 of the palette Farrow and Ball - has neutral and traditional nuances that work perfectly with Old White, Slipper Satin and Lime White.Its green subtone gives it a unique softness for plaster walls or for a sophisticated boiserie hue.Off-White is also beautiful on the floors.

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A light and contemporary dove
No.226 colour of the palette Farrow and Ball, Joa's White, takes its name from the first Color Consultant of Farrow&Ball:Joa, still very active in the study of color and space. Joa's White is a clear and clean dove with a slight hint of black pigment that makes it perfect to match the most common atmospheres in contemporary homes.

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A dirty chalky white
This dirty white historian takes its name from the chalky pigments used in the former tempers. Lime White is the color no.1 of the palette Farrow and Ball and has a pale, delicate and soft touch created by adding a small amount of green pigment.If paired with Old White or Slipper Satin, it becomes sophisticated and sober.

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A very pale dove
Dimity is the color no. 2008 of the palette Farrow and Ball and takes its name from the light cotton fabric originally used to make women's hustles but now more commonly used for bed linen.This pale and soft taupe is rich in unparalleled depth that makes it perfect for elegant and sober corridors.

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A dirty chalky white
This popular dirty white takes its name from the delicate silk color used in traditional dance shoes.Without cold blue shades, Slipper Satin - no.2004 color of the palette Farrow and Ball - is often interpreted as a pale gray chalk that shows itself as a perfect neutral on walls with darker Old White wood.

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A warm and delicate white
This fresh and simple white takes its name from the color of the lime tip used in the traditional masonry. Pointing - the colour no.2003 of the palette Farrow and Ball - has a red subtone that creates the most beautiful spaces when used on the walls and which has the extraordinary ability to soften the feeling of a room when combined with strong colors.

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A light grey beige
Neither too hot nor too cold, this neutral takes its name from the soft tone that is created when many of our whites are used in deep shades. Shaded White - the colour no.201 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it has a delicate gray but without the coldest tones of Cornforth White.This makes it incredibly versatile inside old and new houses.

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A light grey beige
Neither too hot nor too cold, this neutral takes its name from the soft tone that is created when many of our whites are used in deep shades. Shaded White - the colour no.201 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it has a delicate gray but without the coldest tones of Cornforth White.This makes it incredibly versatile inside old and new houses.

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A soft white with a gray tip
Shadow White - the colour no.282 of the palette Farrow and Ball - takes its name from that particular soft tone that is created when white painting is used in the shadow zones highlighting the slightest hint of gray.For the devotees of neutri lighter on both walls and wood, this versatile and sober color works brilliantly in any style of home.

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A soft dirty white
Like Shadow White, Shaded White and Drop Cloth, also School White - the colour no.291 of the palette Farrow and Ball - was created to look white when used in contrast with intense shades.Essential, timeless and familiar this soft dirt white devoid of cold shades recalls the color used in the old school houses.

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A warm grey with lilac shades
A darker version of Elephant's Breath: Article is the color no.267 of the palette Farrow and Ball and is perfect for those looking for a warm gray finish.Typical of the colors used by the bohémien Bright Young Things between the two wars, is the ideal choice for the bedroom because its delicate lilac subtone creates a soft and inviting feeling.

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A warm grey
This warm and contemporary grey is known worldwide for its unique name.Originally created by John Fowler, the well-known English interior designer, Elephant's Breath - the colour no.229 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is an average grey building with a hint of magenta that can become almost lilac in the coldest light of the rooms facing west.

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A light grey heat
This pietrous filthy white takes its name from the color of the 19th century plaster but rather reminds us of the afternoons of childhood passed to pull pebbles in the water.With its warm shades light grey, Skimming Stone - colour no.241 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is extremely versatile and particularly suitable for relaxing in the bedroom.

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A grey white
This cold white is strong by name and by nature. Strong White is the colour no.2001 of the palette Farrow and Ball and is among the most pale shades of the entire range.Its light grey shades add a contemporary touch to vintage houses.Combine it to Skimming Stone, Elephant's Breath and Dove Tale in any combination for a spontaneous and credible scheme effortlessly.

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A lively green mint
Arsenic - colour no.214 of the palette Farrow and Ball - emanates lively and stimulating sensations despite its name derives from the poison that, it is said, impregnated the wallpaper that Napoleon poisoned after the capture.The vivid mint color of this shade makes it perfect for contemporary kitchen furniture, especially when combined with Down Pipe.

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An average cold grey
This medium grey classic was originally designed to fit a pavilion but reminiscent of an elegant 18th century Swedish color. Gray is the color no.242 of the palette Farrow and Ball; its subtle blue shades add a contemporary touch and a sense of space.

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A sober grey stone
Purbeck Stone is a clean and sober medium grey that recalls the color of the stone that is located on the island of Purbeck, in Dorset. Purbeck Stone is the color no.275 of the palette Farrow and Ball and troneggia with satisfaction in calming color combinations, along with Cornforth White, Wevet and Ammonite.Perfect both in houses with a modern look and old charm.

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A cold and delicate grey
Dimpse - the colour no.277 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is a delicate gray that takes its name from the characteristic way in which in the dialect of West Country we refer to dusk.The subtle blue shades of this so sophisticated tone work particularly well in modern architectural spaces.

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A sober gray
Cornforth White is the color no.228 of the palette Farrow and Ball; an average tone of the group of neutri relaxi, totally underestimated but really versatile.Nor too hot or too cold, Cornforth White is halfway between Ammonite and Purbeck Stone, perfect for silent and relaxing shelters.Called in memory of John Cornforth - the venerable historian of architecture - contrasts with Wevet to enhance its gray qualities.

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A cold white
The coldest white, with the slightest hint of grey: Blackened, the colour no.2011 of the palette Farrow and Ball.Historically made with the addition of the black pigment collected by the smoke of oil lamps, it fits perfectly to any neutral context for a minimal or industrial look.It is particularly spectacular when used with stainless steel kitchens.

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A naturally sober grey
Ammonitis - color no.274 of the palette Farrow&Ball - takes its name from the precious fossils that are often found on the coast of Dorset.It has an extraordinaryly sober quality and fits perfectly with neutral tones.Neither too hot nor too cold, its thin grey creates a quiet and calming atmosphere.Try matching with All White to accentuate its light gray feeling.

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A delicate white with a gray tip
This delicate white looks almost translucent.Weve - the colour no.273 of the palette Farrow and Ball - is clean, sober and incredibly easy to live. With its hint of gray, this soft tone can be used as a wall color for sober and neutral spaces.

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A white one totally pure
All White that's exactly what he says! It does not contain other pigments except white creating a soft color without the colder blue shades of a bright white. All White- the color no.2005 of the Farrow and Ball palette - fits perfectly Skimming Stone and Strong White.

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Fresh water hue
This aqua shade takes its name from one of the first members of the creative team Farrow and Ball - and yes, the word game is wanted! Teresa's Green owes its freshness to a rich blue base and its warmth to soft green shades. It has a calming and therapeutic effect but nevertheless cheerful if combined with delicate shades as White Tie.

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A strong blue-green
Powder Blue - color no.204 of the palette - is a popular water shade that gave rise to another classic of Farrow & Ball, Pale Powder. Originally from a sample of John Fowler, this average blue continues to delight largely thanks to its unusual heat.

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A delicate blue-green
This fresh green blue is inspired by the wonderful colors regency of the Royal Pavilion of Brighton. If combined with All White creates a clean and delicate finish, without being too cold. Blue Pavilion - color no.252 of the palette Farrow and Ball - can also be used on wood from stronger tones such as Green Blue.

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An iconic green fresh
Cooking Apple Green is a classic Farrow and Ball which is always fascinating and familiar and, like all shades of green, creates a feeling of health and vigor. It has a rich and traditional look, but at the same time fresh and bright if applied in well-lit rooms and if contrasted with a bright white.

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A pale green and fresh
This refreshing green is a lightened version of Cooking Apple Green. The pallore of Green Ground emanates a calming feeling, so it is suitable for use in the kitchen to create a happy family atmosphere. Often combined with All White to enhance its color, it can also be used on darker panelling with Green Smoke.

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A refreshing yellow
A typical color Regency, this charming and simple pale yellow takes its name from the rooms full of light. Perhaps the most refreshing touch in all colors Farrow & Ball, Dayroom Yellow is perfect to apply in rooms with a solar atmosphere: will flood the space of light and color, especially if contrasted with All White.

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A delicately aged yellow
This pale and aged yellow is a lighter version of another shade Hound Lemon. So called by the great colorist John Fowler, the story behind his name remains a mystery! Pale Hound- color no.71 of the palette Farrow and Ball - adapts especially well to the sunny spaces where it turns out to be a light and delicate yellow.

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An adventurous rose
The most adventurous among the roses of the palette Farrow and Ball, Rangwali is incredibly friendly and takes its name from the Holi color festival during which powders with bright colors are enthusiastically launched. Although brilliant, it has a deep absorbent color that you get by adding a small dose of black pigment.

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A wildly romantic rose
It is named after the most beautiful of traditional roses: Cinder Rose - color no.246 of the palette Farrow and Ball - it is perfect to create a "cup" atmosphere in the bedroom, but it is also very appreciated in the garden rooms if combined with a neutral shade.

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A true rose
This rose takes its name from the delightful pink cheeks of a very beloved girl named Nancy. The shade Nancy's Blushes- the colour no.278 of the palette Farrow and Ball - surely attracts the attention of anyone if combined with a bright white, but can create fascinating interiors if contrasted with a soft neutral in shady rooms.

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A delicate rose with a touch of gray
Calamine - the colour no.230 of the palette Farrow and Ball - takes its name from the lotion that we all used as children to soothe nettle bites and rashes. A slight touch of gray prevents this thin rose from being too sugary, allowing for a fresh end result.

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A delicate rose
Middleton Pink, the most beautiful and delicate rose of the palette Farrow and Ball, takes its name from expert colorist Catherine Middleton. This light pastel tone is fresh and simple especially when contrasted with All White creating a delicately playful feeling.

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A quiet lilac
Calluna - the colour no.270 of the palette Farrow and Ball - takes its name from the beautiful erica so prolific in the scottish moors. A touch of black ensures that it appears more lilac than pink, making this color "soft and quiet" but strangely sophisticated. Can be combined with Complementary White, Great or used with Brass and Pelt darker with great effect.

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A romantic pink-gray
Pegnoir has a romantic touch inspired by the eponymous garment of the 19th century, a chiffon dress worn by ladies over the underwear. Created by giving the softest of pink a large dose of gray, Peignoir - color no.286 of the palette Farrow and Ball it has a unique depth that gives life to the walls. It works perfectly both in classic and modern ambient and combined with a neutral color as Brass and Pelt.

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A relaxing green-gray
French grey is really much greener than gray, but flies out with character between the two depending on the light and time of the day. Inspired by French decorations and wallpapers used in the 19th century, French Gray - color no.18 of the palette Farrow and Ball - create relaxed rooms. This shade is often used for entrance doors or garden furniture, where it fits perfectly with green.

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A grey-blue cold
With its subtle mix of blue, green and black pigments, Blue- color no. 91 of the palette Farrow and Ball - creates relaxed and relaxing environments. A fresher and older color French with an exceptional and "almost magical" feature to gently move from blue to gray depending on the light and time of day.

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