Farrow & Ball - Wimborne White (239)

Farrow & Ball's colour card includes a large range of gentle neutrals with matching bold accents. This makes it very easy for anyone to choose a colour scheme for their home.

Lime White and Bone

Lime White: This timeless off white is named after the chalky pigments used in original distempers. One of Farrow & Ball's Traditional Neutrals, its soft tone is created by the addition of a small amount of green pigment.

Bone: A soft grey with a touch of green, this stony neutral is simply named after the colour of bones found in the animal kingdom.

Setting Plaster and Pink Ground

Setting Plaster: This dusty pink is named after the blushing walls we often admire in newly plastered houses. It is definitely a pink in historic terms, but has a certain softness to it due to the inclusion of yellow pigment.

Pink Ground: This dusty pink started out as a delicate wallpaper background which was often requested as a paint colour. Pink Ground, with its large dose of yellow pigment, now creates the softest blush of colour for a warm and soothing finish that doesn’t feel sugary.

Stiffkey Blue and Pale Powder

Stiffkey Blue: This inky blue is named after the Norfolk beach where the mud, along with the cockles, share a particular deep navy hue. Although traditional in feel, Stiffkey Blue is often used as an alternative to Down Pipe to create a richly dramatic space with a more contemporary finish.

Pale Powder: Farrow & Ball's most popular shade of aqua is a lighter version of an archived Farrow & Ball colour, Powder Blue. Pale Powder has an unparalleled softness and in north facing rooms can read almost as a delicate grey, but it is rarely cold due to the addition of green pigment.