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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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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