Farrow & Ball Colour Tester

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Farrow & Ball Colour Tester
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  • All White No. 2005
  • Ammonite No. 274
  • Arsenic No. 214
  • Babouche No. 223
  • Bamboozle No. 304
  • Bancha No. 298
  • Beverly No. 310
  • Blackened No. 2011
  • Blue Gray No. 91
  • Borrowed Light No. 235
  • Brassica No. 271
  • Breakfast Room Green No. 81
  • Brinjal No. 222
  • Broccoli Brown No. 198
  • Cabbage White No. 269
  • Calamine No. 230
  • Calke Green No. 34
  • Calluna No. 270
  • Card Room Green No. 79
  • Charleston Gray No. 243
  • Charlotte's Locks No. 268
  • Cinder Rose No. 246
  • Citron No. 74
  • Cook's Blue No. 237
  • Cooking Apple Green No. 32
  • Cord No. 16
  • Cornforth White No. 228
  • Cromarty No. 285
  • Dayroom Yellow No. 233
  • De Nimes No. 299
  • Dead Salmon No. 28
  • Dibber No. 312
  • Dimity No. 2008
  • Dimpse No. 277
  • Dix Blue No. 82
  • Dorset Cream No. 68
  • Douter No. 318
  • Dove Tale No. 267
  • Down Pipe No. 26
  • Drop Cloth No. 283
  • Duster No. 319
  • Eating Room Red No. 43
  • Eddy No. 301
  • Elephant's Breath No. 229
  • Etruscan Red No. 56
  • Farrow's Cream No. 67
  • French Gray No. 18
  • Great White No. 2006
  • Green Blue No. 84
  • Green Smoke No. 47
  • Hague Blue No. 30
  • Hardwick White No. 5
  • Hay No. 37
  • Hopper Head No. 305
  • Incarnadine No. 248
  • Inchyra Blue No. 289
  • India Yellow No. 66
  • James White No. 2010
  • Jitney No. 293
  • Joa's White No. 226
  • Kakelugn No. 317
  • Kittiwake No. 307
  • Lamp Room Gray No. 88
  • Lichen No. 19
  • Light Blue No. 22
  • Light Gray No. 17
  • Lime White No. 1
  • Lulworth Blue No. 89
  • Marmelo No. 316
  • Matchstick No. 2013
  • Mizzle No. 266
  • Mole's Breath No. 276
  • Mouse's Back No. 40
  • Nancy's Blushes No. 278
  • Naperon No. 315
  • New White No. 59
  • Off-Black No. 57
  • Off-White No. 3
  • Old White No. 4
  • Oval Room Blue No. 85
  • Oxford Stone No. 264
  • Paean Black No. 294
  • Pale Powder No. 204
  • Parma Gray No. 27
  • Pavilion Gray No. 242
  • Peignoir No. 286
  • Picture Gallery Red No. 42
  • Pigeon No. 25
  • Pink Ground No. 202
  • Pitch Black No. 256
  • Plummett No. 272
  • Pointing No. 2003
  • Preference Red No. 297
  • Purbeck Stone No. 275
  • Railings No. 31
  • Red Earth No. 64
  • Reduced Green No. 313
  • Sap Green No. 199
  • Scallop No. 311
  • School House White No. 291
  • Selvedge No. 306
  • Setting Plaster No. 231
  • Shaded White No. 201
  • Shadow White No. 282
  • Sizing No. 314
  • Skimming Stone No. 241
  • Skylight No. 205
  • Slipper Satin No. 2004
  • Stiffkey Blue No. 281
  • Stirabout No. 300
  • Stone Blue No. 86
  • Stony Ground No. 211
  • String No. 8
  • Strong White No. 2001
  • Studio Green No. 93
  • Sudbury Yellow No. 51
  • Sulking Room Pink No. 295
  • Tailor Tack No. 302
  • Tallow No. 203
  • Tanner's Brown No. 255
  • Templeton Pink No. 303
  • Teresa's Green No. 236
  • Treron No. 292
  • Vardo No. 288
  • Vert de Terre No. 234
  • Wevet No. 273
  • Whirlybird No. 309
  • White Tie No. 2002
  • Wimborne White No. 239
  • Wine Dark No. 308
  • Worsted No. 284
  • Yeabridge Green No. 287
  • Yellow Ground No. 218
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Wood type and application can vary coverage

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Use colour testers to sample all the iconic Farrow & Ball shades in your space.

Features

  • Handy small 100ml pots designed for testing the full Farrow & Ball colour range.
  • In Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion - a 2% sheen matt paint - perfect for sampling colour.
  • See the Farrow & Ball brand page for finishes, but use these testers for your colour sampling.
Brand
Drying time
2 hrs
Coverage
Up to 10 m2 per litre
No. of coats
2
Size
100ml Sample
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How to Use Paint Testers Properly

How to Use Paint Testers Properly

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Paint tester pots are what you need for narrowing down colour choices. Watch our video guide about the best way to use them and how-to get the most out of your samples.

Overview

Overview

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Paint testers are designed to help you check colour accuracy before committing to a full tin.

When used correctly, they allow you to see how a shade looks in your space under different lighting conditions and alongside existing décor. Testing first reduces the risk of choosing the wrong colour and gives you confidence in your final decision.

For best results, tester paint should be applied to a movable surface rather than directly onto the wall, allowing you to assess the colour throughout the room.

Preparation

Preparation

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  • Choose your surface - Use lining paper, thick card or sample boards for best results.
  • Stir thoroughly - Mix well to ensure true colour and consistent finish.
  • Label samples - Write colour names or codes on each sample to avoid mix-ups.

Application

Application

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Apply evenly using a clean brush or sponge for a smooth finish.

  • Two thin coats - Allow each coat to dry fully to reveal the true colour.
  • Check in different light - View samples in bright, shaded and artificial lighting.
  • Review over time - Look at the colour throughout the day before deciding. Move the paints swatches into different positions so you can see how they look against window frames, alongside furniture and in different lighting.