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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