Modern Eggshell is Farrow & Ball’s toughest interior finish, adding colour and protection to wood,...Modern Eggshell is 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. A tranquil lilacCalluna takes its name from the beautiful heather so prolific across the moors of Scotland. A touch of black ensures that it appears more lilac than pink, making this colour feel both soft and tranquil yet strangely sophisticated. It can be contrasted with sympathetic Great White or used with darker Brassica and Pelt to great effect.
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This guide is for anyone looking to use Farrow & Ball's Modern Eggshell paint in the Calluna colour. It is designed for use on wood, metal, and concrete surfaces, providing a durable and stylish finish for various interior applications. Keep in mind that the final appearance of the colour can vary based on lighting and the surface it's applied to.
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Colour
Purple
Brand
Farrow & Ball
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FAQs
What surfaces can I use Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell on?
Modern Eggshell can be used on wood, metal, and concrete surfaces.
How many coats of paint are recommended?
For best results, apply two coats of Modern Eggshell.
How do I clean the painted surfaces?
Clean painted surfaces with a mild detergent and a damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners.
What is the drying time for Modern Eggshell?
The paint typically takes a few hours to dry to the touch and a full day to cure. Refer to the product label for exact times.
Can I use Modern Eggshell on floors?
Yes, Modern Eggshell is tough enough for use on floors.
What is the coverage of Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell?
Coverage will vary based on the surface, but a general estimate is provided on the paint tin. Always calculate the area to be painted to ensure you have enough paint.
What colours pair well with Calluna?
Calluna can be contrasted with sympathetic Great White or used with darker Brassica and Pelt to great effect.
Troubleshooting
Paint is not adhering properly.
Ensure the surface is properly prepared, clean, and primed. Lightly sand the surface to create a key and apply the correct primer for the surface.
Uneven finish or brush marks.
Apply the paint in thin, even coats. Avoid over-brushing. Allow the paint to dry completely between coats.
Colour appears different than expected.
Colour appearance varies based on lighting. Test a small area first. Consider the lighting conditions in the room when selecting and applying the colour.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a durable and long-lasting finish.
Suitable for various surfaces and interior applications.
Calluna offers a unique and sophisticated colour option.
Easy to clean and maintain the painted surfaces.
Offers versatility in colour pairing with other Farrow & Ball colours.
Cons
Colour appearance can vary depending on lighting conditions.
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal results.
May require multiple coats for full coverage.
Specific application instructions must be followed for the best finish.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation: Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from any loose material or contaminants. Sand the surface lightly to create a key for the paint to adhere to.
Application: Stir the paint thoroughly before use. Apply two coats of Modern Eggshell for the best coverage and durability. Allow sufficient drying time between coats as specified by the manufacturer.
Compatibility: Modern Eggshell is compatible with wood, metal, and concrete surfaces. Use an appropriate primer for the specific surface to ensure optimal adhesion.
Care: Clean painted surfaces with a mild detergent and a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that may damage the finish.
Drying Time: The paint typically takes a few hours to dry to the touch, and a full day to cure. The exact drying and recoat times can vary, so refer to the product label for specific instructions.