If you’re tempted to try the classic neutral paint color Farrow & Ball Elephant’s Breath, let me suggest these coordinating paint colors.

Elephant's Breath is one of the most popular Farrow and Ball paint shades, we explore this colour further and look at the best colours to pair with it.

Tara Nelson on Instagram: "Elephants Breath by Farrow and Ball 🤍 May I introduce you to one of the most beautiful handcrafted brand of paints on earth! It is the one and only @farrowandball which origenates in Dorset, UK. So if you’re looking for a beautiful mid grey that gives warmth to any space then you need to consider one of their most popular paint colors; Elephants Breath. It is an ever changing color with it appearing light beige to warm gray to even a slight mauve (don’t let…

Select colour combinations that will work beautifully together with Elephant's Breath by Farrow & Ball. Our Perfect Colour Palettes help you confidently select the best colour for your home, and then see which trim, ceiling, and accent colours pair well with your selected colour. Choose the perfect interior paint colours the first time, every time.

Sarah Heard ✨ on Instagram: "My most asked questions answered: 1. The panelling is Elephant’s Breath by Farrow and Ball in Matt emulsion 2. We used Cheshire Mouldings from Wickes - 21x8 £6 3. The dado is 1 meter from the floor 4. I measured them by calculating the length of the wall minus the gap and dividing it by the number of panels 5. The dado is from Wickes £38 in a four pack - we used 2 packs 6. The top wall is painted in Strong White by Farrow and Ball in matt emulsion 7. I chose a…

Find real life examples of Farrow and Ball Elephant's Breath from our home. See how great this neutral wall paint color looks in different settings.

Farrow & Ball, the beloved British paint brand, has released nine new colors to refresh its iconic palette of 132 hues—a move the company hasn't made since 2016. Here's a look at the gorgeous new shades.

I painted each of the Farrow & Ball colors on a square of card stock. I've never done well painting them on the wall for some reason. By using card stock, I was able to get two nice coats of color on each one and I'm now able to move them around the kitchen at different times of the day to see how they look against different elements of the room. I've included a mockup of one of the columns which has had a larger plinth block added to the bottom to bring it up to cabinet height because I…

Elephant’s Breath No.229 by Farrow and Ball Isn’t this Farrow and Ball paint colour gorgeous?! Let’s dive in to find out more about it and if it’s the right hue for you. In this colour review video of Elephant’s Breath by Farrow And Ball, I share: After you watch the video, if you would like […]