Which farrow & ball colour?

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Which colour would you suggest to go with this furniture for a calm and relaxing bedroom?
www.lauraashley.com/uk/made/furniture/p/clifton-pale-french-grey-super-king

I'm thinking joas white and pointing but would love some ideas, I have a whole house to do and it's not my forte. House is Georgian if that helps.
Thank you

[VulcanWoman]

What about their cooking apple green, a green was my first thought when you said calm/relaxing.
I'm made on burgundy/aubergine type colours.

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

I'm already using that in the bathroom :( lovely though! I'm thinking more neutrals/blues...

[VulcanWoman]

The only thing with blue is I always think of it as a cold colour, calm and relaxing though.

[Hastagwhatever]

Old white or French grey are both relaxing colours.

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Do you think French grey would be too much alongside the furniture?

[lighteningirl]

No help here as it's perhaps not right with that furniture but I love Dimpse it was recommended on a previous thread and I've used it in the hall it's a soft bluesy grey except when it looks silvery in the evening light and I am now an official F&B fan.

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Will have a look at dimpse! As I said ive a whole house to do so plenty of walls for lovely colours...

[VulcanWoman]

Dare I say it, beige and cream or hint of pink. Pink is definitely a calm colour, they painted the interior walls of my local job centre to keep everyone calm F&B slipper satin looks pink/lilac.

[notafanofwinter]

Borrowed light is the most gorgeous pale blue, we have it in 2 bedrooms.

[lighteningirl]

If you've got picture rails I would use Nancy's Blushes below and a white above would set off that furniture beautifully (but dh would have to be out because he'd never agree)

[notafanofwinter]

I also have Joas White in a sitting room, it's quite a dark room but definitely has a yellowy tinge to it.

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Will take a look at those, thank you! No picture rails unfortunately. Pretty much all internal 'features' have been stripped sadly :( putting high sittings back in and restoring windows though

[allthekingsshoes]

Pale powder?

[Hemlockinthegarden]

I would suggest these shades...

Trophy-wife sputum,
Walham Grove Mauve
CaCa du Dauphin

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Pardon?

[DickDewy]

I would go for a white. All White is er, just white but looks fab with grey.

[NahItsOkTa]

I like Gnat's Chuff and Cunt Flaps. We've done the whole house in them.

[Hemlockinthegarden]

or Badger's tadger...thats a nice pretentious hue.

[lighteningirl]

Nasty people out tonight

[gininteacupsandleavesonthelawn]

Pretentious because I like very Matt paint? Quite the leap. Chip on your shoulder much?

[Finola1step]

Wowsers!

I can't click on your link (blasted phone) so cant see your furniture. I have used Tunsgate Green and James White in different rooms. Both are lovely and calming colours.

I've also used a lot of Cornforth White. Looks great with a darker grey.

[Fluffycloudland77]

You really need to buy the tester pots, we liked skimming stone but it looked awful on the walls.

£5 spent on testers saves you a lot in mistakes averted.

[NahItsOkTa]

Who's nasty?

[cunningplan101]

Yes I'd say Cornforth White too - it's a really relaxing pale grey. You could paint one wall in CW and others in Wimborne White - they go really well together

[cunningplan101]

Example: www.pinterest.com/pin/384283780674506636/