Farrow and Ball exterior render paint colours off white

laurenmmfm

last year

I haven' had much luck finding examples of houses painted in F&B white / neutrals

Has anyone used or have an opinion on F&B for render (I realise pricey).

My house is a modern converted bungalow currently painted in a stark builders white.

We have anthracite windows

I am thinking Strong White, Ammonite or something similar.

Anyone?!

Lauren

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User
last year
F&B have this example on their website
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Sonia
last year
How about All White or Pointing?
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Ricky Watkins
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Look at a coloured K-Rend in chalk white
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Holly C.
last year
I won’t share a photo for privacy reasons, but my neighbours have gone for shaded or shadow white. It looks very nice, but a lot will depend on the style of the house. Theirs is a 1930s house with brownish bricks below the render, brown roof tiles, and orangey-red hanging tiles.
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Farrow and Ball exterior render paint colours off white

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