I really love this palette. So much so that, if I was a person that could afford Farrow & Ball, I might even use it. It's got a lot going on, but in a very classy way. Literally, classy. As in, it looks like the beautiful weird the Royals and such get up to with their decor.
Who would have guessed I'd be so into setting plaster and bamboozle! Mole's breath is beautiful, just a bit daring though not too much. Gorgeous pallette!
I think anyone who doesn't want to spend Farrow & Ball $$$ should look at BM's *CSP* colors. I'm convinced they brought these out (each shade is made up of several pigments) specifically to compete in the high-end market that F&B really ate into. But for someone who is really into this stuff, I suggest F&B's books, which go very in-depth to understand how they put their colors together, and which give a lot of information on how *they* see their colors working together. This is the sort of info you can take with you in other companies' colors as well.
Mizzle is the perfect description of the near ever-present rain in the UK. I bounced off Farrow and Ball's Teresa's Green for the main colour I've chosen for my flat (I used a colour matching website and ordered testers from brands that are more accessible to me on that basis)
I would like to use an off white for a dusty pinkcolour. Any ideas? Our home is old and has a lot of light. That also means that the same colour is very different in every room. I would like to use a dusty soft pink in the house
Another great video ! At some point could you do a colour review on ("Vintage Pewter, Behr and Toasty Gray, Behr ") would love to hear you thoughts. Or maybe some other Behr colours that would work better ! Cheers thanks a-lot D
I am wondering how it compares to Plaster of Paris or Ballet White by Benjamin Moore? Of course, I am wondering this before watching the whole video. Maybe I should stop that.
"Colors by Kelly" gives Benjamin Moore's Silver Satin as the closest equivalent to Strong White. What do you think? P.S. We have Setting Plaster in our Dining Room with BM's Distant Gray as trim.
I really love this palette. So much so that, if I was a person that could afford Farrow & Ball, I might even use it. It's got a lot going on, but in a very classy way. Literally, classy. As in, it looks like the beautiful weird the Royals and such get up to with their decor.
love seting plaster, its one of my favs.
I love Setting Plaster & Moles Breath!
Love Mizzle!
Who would have guessed I'd be so into setting plaster and bamboozle! Mole's breath is beautiful, just a bit daring though not too much. Gorgeous pallette!
I think anyone who doesn't want to spend Farrow & Ball $$$ should look at BM's *CSP* colors. I'm convinced they brought these out (each shade is made up of several pigments) specifically to compete in the high-end market that F&B really ate into. But for someone who is really into this stuff, I suggest F&B's books, which go very in-depth to understand how they put their colors together, and which give a lot of information on how *they* see their colors working together. This is the sort of info you can take with you in other companies' colors as well.
Where i live BM is more expensive and I hate how strong BM smells. I will be sticking with FB
Bamboozle is just gorgeous! I would love to incorporate it into my house somehow, but have no idea where I would put it.
Mizzle is the perfect description of the near ever-present rain in the UK. I bounced off Farrow and Ball's Teresa's Green for the main colour I've chosen for my flat (I used a colour matching website and ordered testers from brands that are more accessible to me on that basis)
Love the entire palette. I have something similar to Plaster in my lvrm/drm.
I like this color palette. Thank you for sharing!
Bamboozle like a Cuban cigar wrap. Nice
I would like to use an off white for a dusty pinkcolour. Any ideas? Our home is old and has a lot of light. That also means that the same colour is very different in every room. I would like to use a dusty soft pink in the house
Another great video ! At some point could you do a colour review on ("Vintage Pewter, Behr and Toasty Gray, Behr ") would love to hear you thoughts. Or maybe some other Behr colours that would work better !
Cheers thanks a-lot
D
Ooh la la!
I am wondering how it compares to Plaster of Paris or Ballet White by Benjamin Moore? Of course, I am wondering this before watching the whole video. Maybe I should stop that.
"Colors by Kelly" gives Benjamin Moore's Silver Satin as the closest equivalent to Strong White. What do you think?
P.S. We have Setting Plaster in our Dining Room with BM's Distant Gray as trim.