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Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Paint

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A soft, pure white from Farrow & Ball's Architectural Neutrals collection. All White No.2005 contains no pigment other than white, giving it a warmer, more sympathetic feel than a brilliant white. Available in all Farrow & Ball finishes and sizes. Read More


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Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 Paint AT A GLANCE
Colour
No.2005
FamilyWhite / Off-White
CollectionArchitectural Neutrals
LRV~94
PrimerWhite & Light Tones

Product Description

Farrow & Ball All White No.2005 is the brand's purest, simplest white. Unusually, it contains no pigment other than white, which means it has none of the cool blue undertones found in a brilliant white. The result is a soft, sympathetic shade that lifts a room without feeling clinical, making it one of Farrow & Ball's most versatile and best-selling colours.

One of the brand's Architectural Neutrals, All White sits beautifully alongside other warm whites and earthy tones. Farrow & Ball recommend pairing it with Skimming Stone and Strong White for a layered, gently warm scheme with a slight edge. For something more graphic, contrast it with strong tones like Pitch Black or St Giles Blue.

Where to use Farrow & Ball All White No.2005

Because All White has such a high light reflectance value (LRV ~94), it's an excellent choice for spaces that need to feel bright and open, including north-facing rooms, narrow hallways, smaller bedrooms and bathrooms. Its lack of cool undertone means it pairs comfortably with both warm wood floors and crisp modern joinery, working as well in a period home as in a new-build.

It's a popular choice for ceilings and trim alongside deeper Farrow & Ball wall colours, where it provides a clean, harmonious frame without competing for attention. For exteriors, choose Exterior Masonry or Exterior Eggshell finish for breathable, weather-resistant performance.

Colours that go with All White

Farrow & Ball's suggested colour schemes for All White:

Specifications by finish

Coverage and recoat times vary by finish. The figures below are Farrow & Ball's published guidance for normal conditions; cooler or more humid environments may extend drying times, and darker shades may need an additional coat.

Finish Best for Sheen Coverage per litre Touch dry Recoat Application
Interior Performance Finishes
Dead Flat Walls & ceilings, woodwork & metal 2% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush, roller or airless spray
Modern Emulsion Walls & ceilings 7% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush, roller or airless spray
Flat Eggshell Wood, metal, concrete floors, kitchen & bathroom cabinets 20% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush, roller, airless or HVLP spray
Modern Eggshell Wood, metal, concrete floors, kitchen & bathroom cabinets 40% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush, roller, airless or HVLP spray
Full Gloss Interior & exterior wood and metal, front doors, skirting boards 95% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush or roller, airless or HVLP spray (roller not recommended on large areas such as walls)
Exterior Performance Finishes
Exterior Masonry Brick, render, concrete, terracotta 2% Up to 8 m² 2 hours 5 hours Brush, roller or airless spray
Exterior Eggshell Exterior wood and metal, front doors, cladding, fences 20% Up to 13 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush, roller, airless or HVLP spray
Full Gloss Interior & exterior wood and metal, front doors, skirting boards 95% Up to 12 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush or roller, airless or HVLP spray (roller not recommended on large areas such as walls)
The Estate Range
Estate Emulsion Walls & ceilings in low-traffic areas 2% Up to 14 m² 2 hours 2 hours Brush, roller or airless spray
Casein Distemper Walls & ceilings in low-traffic areas, historic homes, surfaces that need to breathe 2% Up to 13 m² 2 hours 4 hours Brush (not suitable for spraying; roller not recommended on large areas)
Soft Distemper Plasterwork and intricate mouldings in low-traffic areas, historic homes 2% Up to 13 m² 2 hours No recoat required Brush or airless spray (roller not recommended on large areas)
Limewash Lime-rendered exterior and interior walls (not suitable for gypsum plaster) 2% Varies with conditions 3 hours 12 hours Long-haired or masonry brush (not suitable for spraying)

Dead Flat

Key Information

  • Coverage icon
    CoverageUp to 12 m² per litre
  • Touch dry icon
    Touch dry2 hours
  • Recoat icon
    Recoat4 hours
  • Application method icon
    Application methodBrush, roller or airless spray
  • Clean-up icon
    Clean-upWarm soapy water
  • Finish icon
    Finish2% sheen (dead flat matt)

Farrow & Ball All White No.2005

Colour story

Choosing the right Farrow & Ball finish

Every Farrow & Ball colour is available in a range of finishes. The right choice depends on the surface you're painting and how much wear it'll see.

Not sure which to choose? Order a sample pot first to test the colour in your own space and light.

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Product Specifications

Brand Farrow & Ball
Type Designer Paint
Suitable for Brush, roller (most finishes); brush only on large areas for Full Gloss
Base Water-based
Key features Low odour, low VOC, A+ indoor air quality rating, toy-safe (EN 71-3), 100% water-based
Thinning Ready to use. May be diluted with water by up to 10% as a mist coat on bare plaster
Number of coats 2 coats recommended

Frequently asked questions

Is All White a warm or cool white?
All White is a warm white. Because it contains no pigment other than white, it lacks the cool blue undertones of a brilliant white, giving it a softer, more sympathetic feel.
What's the difference between All White and Wimborne White?
Wimborne White (No.239) has a small amount of yellow pigment, giving it a slightly creamier, more traditional feel. All White is purer and crisper, with no added pigment at all. Wimborne suits classic and country interiors; All White works equally well in classic and contemporary schemes.
What colours pair well with All White?
Farrow & Ball recommend pairing All White with Skimming Stone and Strong White for a warm, layered scheme, or contrasting it with Pitch Black or St Giles Blue for a more graphic look.
Is All White suitable for a north-facing room?
Yes. With an LRV of around 94, All White reflects almost all the light that falls on it, making it one of the better choices in the F&B palette for rooms with limited natural light.
Can I use All White on kitchen cabinets or woodwork?
Yes. Choose Flat Eggshell or Modern Eggshell for cabinets and woodwork. Both are scrubbable and stain-resistant, with Modern Eggshell offering a slightly higher 40% sheen.