Is Farrow and Ball a Limewash?

Limewash is Farrow and Ball’s highly breathable specialist finish suited to the interior or exterior walls and ceilings of traditional and historic buildings, available in 77 of their colours. This paint bonds itself to the underlying layer and becomes part of the building itself.

What goes with lime white?

One of our Traditional Neutrals, its soft tone is created by the addition of a small amount of green pigment. Lime White has a totally enduring feel, and when combined with Old White or Slipper Satin it becomes both sophisticated and understated.

What are the most popular Farrow and Ball colours?

10 most popular Farrow & Ball colors – the must-have, on-trend…

1. Cornforth White. (Image credit: Farrow & Ball)
2. Ammonite. (Image credit: Farrow & Ball)
3. Railings. (Image credit: Farrow & Ball)
4. Downpipe. (Image credit: Farrow & Ball)
5. Sulking room pink. (Image credit: Farrow & Ball)
6. Hague Blue.
7. Strong White.
8. Duck green.

Which Farrow and Ball GREY is warm?

Charleston Gray, with its distinct warm undertone, creates a lush, velvety feel in small spaces, such as a bedroom or snug.

What kind of limewash does Farrow and ball use?

Farrow & Ball’s ready to use Limewash is suitable for interior walls and ceilings and external walls of traditional construction. Available in 74 colours shown below. For White Limewash Click Here. Choose an option…

What are the colours of Farrow and ball paint?

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Where did Farrow and ball get lime white wallpaper?

18th century cottage living room brought back in time from the 1980’s. Savage Ground walls and Lime White ceiling all matched from the feature wallpaper by our local Farrow & Ball Consultant in Dorchester. Found this chair in a local auction for pennies. Gave it a good overhaul mending all the wobbly spindles.

Do you have to use Farrow and ball primer?

For the very best results, we always recommend using a Farrow & Ball Primer & Undercoat – see above for the correct tone for this colour. All Farrow & Ball finishes except Limewash contain isothiazolinones, which may produce an allergic reaction.