Elevate Your Spring Decor with Farrow and Ball’s New Carte Blanche collection

Doug Wilson

Paint Expert

My life is dedicated to providing the best painting and wood care solutions to homeowners, contractors, and commercial property owners. Expertise in all areas of paint and wood coatings problems and solutions.

February 1, 2024

Introduction to the Season’s Palette

As spring approaches, it’s the perfect time to rejuvenate your living space. Farrow & Ball, renowned for their richly pigmented paints, introduces Carte Blanche. Handcrafted by Farrow & Ball and designed with Christopher John Rogers, discover the possibilities of this capsule collection of pattern and colour. Whether you’re considering a complete makeover or just a touch of vibrancy, these new hues are sure to inspire.

Spotlight on Featured Colors

Among the standout shades is Hog Plum , a lively yet soothing hue that captures the essence of spring mornings. Then there’s Pea Flower Tea , perfect for those seeking a bolder statement. Each color in this collection has been carefully crafted to bring the rejuvenating spirit of the season into your home, making every room feel more alive and inviting.

Hog Plum No. CB1

Pea Flower Tea No. CB12

Combining Aesthetics and Durability

Farrow & Ball doesn’t just deliver in terms of aesthetics. Their paints are known for their durability and eco-friendly composition. This means you’re not only beautifying your space but also investing in a sustainable and long-lasting solution. The new spring collection continues this tradition, ensuring that the fresh look you fall in love with stays pristine for longer.

Making the Spring Change

Embracing a new season is all about change, and what better way to do that than by revitalizing your living space? Visit our website or local showrooms to explore the new Carte Blanche collection. Our team is ready to help you select the perfect color to breathe new life into your home. Remember, a splash of color is more than just paint; it’s a step towards a refreshed and vibrant living experience this spring.