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Farrow & Ball Selvedge No. 306 is a versatile, laid-back blue paint ideal for homeowners looking to create a friendly, cozy atmosphere in bedrooms or evening living spaces. As a lighter, less-grey alternative to the popular De Nimes shade, it excels in low-light environments by adding warmth and depth to interior walls; however, users should note that its appearance can shift slightly depending on the specific room lighting and finish type chosen.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Brand | Farrow & Ball |
Yes, provided you choose the correct finish like Modern Emulsion or Modern Eggshell, which are more resistant to moisture.
Selvedge is noticeably lighter and contains less grey than De Nimes, offering a friendlier, brighter look.
It pairs beautifully with dark, moody shades such as Inchyra Blue or the dark grey Hopper Head.
Yes, the Modern Eggshell or Estate Eggshell finishes are excellent choices for painting furniture or cabinetry.
For optimal durability and color depth, Farrow & Ball recommends using their specific brand-matched primer and undercoat.
Ensure the paint is stirred thoroughly before and during application to prevent pigment separation.
Use a high-quality synthetic brush or the correct nap roller for your finish; ensure you are not over-working the paint while it is drying.
Check how the color reacts to your specific lighting conditions by painting a large swatch on a board and moving it around the room throughout the day.
For best results, ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and primed with the recommended Farrow & Ball undercoat. When applying, use high-quality brushes or rollers to ensure even pigment distribution. The paint is compatible with a variety of substrates, but always verify the specific paint type (e.g., Estate Emulsion vs. Eggshell) is appropriate for the intended surface. For ongoing care, light cleaning with a soft, damp cloth is typically sufficient for emulsion finishes. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can degrade the pigment and finish over time.
