ELEPHANT’S BREATH NO. 229 Finish:Modern Emulsion this shade was developed for

this shade was developed for the dining room at Templeton House in London to offset the magnificent Wedgwood plaques made to commemorate the former owner

share a particular deep navy hue

Our most popular shade of aqua is a lighter version of an archived Farrow & Ball colour

A light touch of grey prevents this subtle pink from being too sugary

welcoming pink

ELEPHANT’S BREATH NO. 229 Finish:Modern Emulsion this shade was developed forA warm mid grey This warm and contemporary grey is renowned for its characterful paint name, originally created by John Fowler, the notable English interior designer. Elephants Breath reads as an uplifting mid grey with its hint of magenta, but can become almost lilac in the cooler light of west facing rooms. Try offsetting with Charleston Gray and London Clay for an invitingly earthy scheme with more intense accents, or pair with other Contemporary