Choosing White Paint - Part 4

This is our last edition on "white paint" from Farrow and Ball. This group of colors are considered to be "warm reds" that create a relaxing and warm atmosphere. Visit the Farrow and Ball website for more choices and ideas. They do all the hard work for you!

Pointing - The most popular color with Farrow and Ball. Named after lime pointing used in traditional brick work. Matches well with just about any color including All White, Wimborne White, Tallow, Ringwold Ground, Sand and Dutch Pink.

Joa's White - This warm color is darker than Off-White but does not have the coolness or greenish nature of the same. Matches well with Archive, Dimity, Pointing, London Stone, Archive, London Clay and Pelt.

Archive - This color is normally seen as a buff and not an off-white unless used with strong and darker colors. Matches well with Dimity, Joa's White, Pointing, London Stone, Dead Salmon, London Clay and Tanner's Brown.

Dimity - This warm color is a great wall color when used with All White and Pointing for the trim and ceiling. Matches well also with Joa's White, Archive, Dutch Pink and Red Earth.

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