List of products by brand Farrow & Ball

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.

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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 red fire
Inspired by the spicy sauce, by Harissa, colour n.9916 of the palette Farrow and Ball, recreates a warming effect everywhere in the house and turns any small room into a bold and energetic space, especially if combined with a darker tone like Tanner's Brown.

Primer & Undercoat recommended: Red and Warm Tones

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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 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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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 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.

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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 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.

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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 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 relaxed red rust
With its large dose of brown pigment, Singed Red is the color n.G15 of the paletteFarrow and Ball; a warmer and more relaxed version of the popular Picture Gallery Red, able to recreate a welcoming and lived atmosphere wherever it is used.

Primer & Undercoat Recommended: Red 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.

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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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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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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 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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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.

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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.

Primer & Undercoat recommended:Mid-Tones

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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.

Primer & Undercoat recommended: White & Light Tones

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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.

Primer & Undercoat recommended: Mid-Tones

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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 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 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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