The singular colour of terracotta pots and tiles baked to a pale hue by the California sun. An easygoing shade characterized by softness and warmth.
NOTE: Sample Swatches are available only in Estate Emulsion finish. Colours on screen may vary from actual paint.Â
Sample swatches are exclusively available for the California Collection. Card Dimensions 7.4" x 9".
RECOMMENDED PRIMER + UNDERCOAT:Â White + Light Tones
COMPLEMENTARY WHITE:Â California Collection: Salt - No. CC5
From walls, floors and furniture to radiators, skirtings and sheds, Farrow & Ball's range of paint finishes can help you transform almost any surface in your home (and outside it, too). They even have multi-surface finishes like Dead Flat, so you can tackle walls, woodwork and metal at the same time.
All Farrow & Ball paints, from their matt emulsions to their brilliant gloss, are made with a 100% water base. That means they’re safer, faster-drying, lower in odour and VOCs, and better for the world we share, with absolutely no compromise on colour or performance.
Please see the features and specifications below to help you choose the best finish for your needs.
ESTATE EMULSION - Farrow & Ball's signature finish for interior walls and ceilings. Its distinctive chalky matte finish minimizes imperfections, and scatters light to fully express the depth of our colours. The flat, velvety effect it creates even brings added richness to darker colours.
MODERN EMULSION - Farrow & Ball's super-tough finish for interior walls and ceilings. Washable, scuff-proof, and mold and mildew resistant, it’s suitable for use in every room of the home. From busy hallways to moisture-prone kitchens and bathrooms, Modern Emulsion is available in their full range of colours in a beautiful matte finish.
DEAD FLAT - Multi-surface, ultra-matte finish with added toughness. Suitable for walls, it’s ideal for colour drenching. The flat matte look creates richer colour from every angle, while the washable, scuff-resistant finish is more than a match for mess — perfect for hallways, playrooms and other high-traffic areas.
ESTATE EGGSHELL - A washable, water based satin finish for interior wood and metal. Its soft low-shine finish brings an understated elegance to trim and furniture and is suitable for doors, kitchen cabinets, radiators, and other wood and metalwork throughout the home.
MODERN EGGSHELL - Farrow & Ball's toughest interior finish, adding colour and protection to wood, metal, and concrete surfaces. This ultra-durable eggshell is tough enough for floors, and it can also be used throughout the home on skirting, doors, kitchen cabinets, furniture, and radiators.
EXTERIOR EGGSHELL - Brings long-lasting colour to outdoor spaces with a finish that remains flexible once dry, protecting wood and metal surfaces through changing weather. Added preservatives help to prevent the growth of mold and mildew, and the resin-rich formula resists flaking, peeling, and fading for up to six years.**
**Providing it has been applied in accordance with F&B Product Advice Sheets which can be found at farrow-ball.com. Not suitable for use on exterior plastic surfaces or decking.
CLEAN UP + STORAGE:Â Wash paint brushes and rollers in warm soapy water and let them fully air dry before storing.
After your project has finished, you can keep leftover paint in top condition ready for any touch-ups by ensuring the lid is on securely and tightly. We also recommend turning the container upside down for a few seconds to stop a skin forming on the paint before storing in an upright position. Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, away from fluctuating temperatures and frost, to keep them at their best and avoid waste.Â
END OF LIFE:Â If you have leftover paint that you are unable to use or store properly, your local household waste recycling centre may have a paint donation point.
Do not empty paint contents into drains or watercourses. Dispose of any remaining paint at local waste disposal site in accordance with local/national regulations. Empty metal containers may be recycled.
Ethically crafted using traditional methods in England.
