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Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86 Paint

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Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86 is a lively, saturated blue that Farrow & Ball describe as warm and timeless. Use it with Pelt for a vintage look or Mole's Breath for a cleaner, contemporary feel. Read More


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Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86 Paint AT A GLANCE
Colour
No.86
FamilyBlue
PrimerMid Tones

Product Description

Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86 is a lively, saturated blue that Farrow & Ball describe as warm and timeless. It is named after the indigo pigment that was often imported in lumps in the 18th century.

Farrow & Ball pair Stone Blue with Ammonite as its complementary white. Their suggested schemes combine it with Rectory Red and Arsenic, Shadow White and Drop Cloth or Sulking Room Pink and Pelt.

What colour goes well with Farrow & Ball Stone Blue?

Farrow & Ball suggest warmer tones such as Pelt for an inviting vintage look, or the cooler Mole's Breath for a cleaner, more contemporary feel. Contrasted with Dimpse woodwork, they say it feels both distinguished and familiar.

Where to use Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86

Farrow & Ball suggest using Stone Blue with warmer tones such as Pelt for an inviting vintage look, or with the cooler Mole's Breath for a cleaner, more contemporary feel. Against Dimpse woodwork it feels both distinguished and familiar.

Choose Estate Emulsion or Modern Emulsion for walls and ceilings, Dead Flat for a completely flat look across walls and woodwork, and Flat Eggshell, Modern Eggshell or Full Gloss for woodwork and cabinets. For exteriors, choose Exterior Masonry or Exterior Eggshell for breathable, weather-resistant performance. Casein Distemper is also available in this colour.

Colours that go with Stone Blue

Ammonite is the complementary white Farrow & Ball pair with Stone Blue for ceilings and trim. Their suggested colour schemes combine it with:

Buy Farrow & Ball Stone Blue No.86 from Rabart

Rabart is an authorised Farrow & Ball stockist, with decorating centres across Wales and the South West of England. All our stores have Farrow & Ball paint mixing machines, so you can usually have Stone Blue mixed in your chosen finish and ready to take home the same day, subject to availability of your chosen finish. Alternatively, order online in a range of finishes and sizes from 750ml to 5L, or try a Farrow & Ball sample pot first.

Specifications by finish

Coverage and recoat times vary by finish. The figures below are from Farrow & Ball's product data sheets 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)

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 Stone Blue No.86

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 or roller for most finishes. Full Gloss and Casein Distemper are not recommended by roller on large areas
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. On new or bare plaster, Farrow & Ball recommend a 25% diluted coat of the emulsion or Wall & Ceiling Primer & Undercoat first
Number of coats 2 coats recommended. Darker colours may need more

Frequently asked questions

Is Stone Blue warm or cool?
Farrow & Ball describe Stone Blue as a warm and timeless blue.
What colour goes with Stone Blue?
Farrow & Ball's complementary white for Stone Blue is Ammonite. Their suggested schemes pair it with Rectory Red and Arsenic, Shadow White and Drop Cloth, or Sulking Room Pink and Pelt. They also suggest Mole's Breath for a cleaner feel, and Dimpse on woodwork.
What colour is Farrow & Ball Stone Blue?
Stone Blue is a lively, saturated blue, which Farrow & Ball describe as warm and timeless.
Why is it called Stone Blue?
Farrow & Ball named it after the indigo pigment that was often imported in lumps in the 18th century.
Which primer should I use with Stone Blue No.86?
Farrow & Ball recommend their Mid Tones Primer & Undercoat for Stone Blue. Choose the Wall & Ceiling, Wood or Metal version to suit the surface.