Overview
Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion is a water-based paint with a chalky matt finish, the brand’s signature finish for interior walls and ceilings. Perfect to use in low traffic areas such as bedrooms and living rooms, the Estate Emulsion can be gently wiped. With a 2% sheen, it creates a rich depth of colour, with that classic soft chalky Farrow & Ball look while minimising imperfections. Thanks to its water-based formula, Estate Emulsion is quick-drying, low-odour, low VOC and toy safe, a better choice for you and the planet.
Note: For high wear areas it is recommended to use
- Ultra-matt finish: 2% sheen
- Ideal for interior walls & ceilings in low-traffic areas
- Wipeable
- Quick drying
- Low odour & Low VOC
- Available in all Farrow & Ball colours
Tinted Colour Information
Tinted paint is custom mixed in house at Next Day Paint using our Farrow & Ball tinting machine. We mix the paint on site, which means we can offer our usual fast delivery with no extra delay. Tinted Colour Match paints can't be cancelled or returned as they are tinted to order.Area | Interior |
Recommended Use | Walls & Ceilings in low-traffic areas such as bedrooms or living room |
Base | Water-Based |
Coverage | Up to 14m2 per litre |
Drying Time | 2 hours |
Re-Coat Time | 2 hours |
Recommended Coats | 2 Coats |
Application Method | Brush, Roller or Sprayer |
VOC Levels | Minimal |
Clean Up | Remove as much product as possible from the equipment before cleaning with water |
Preparation
Ensure all surfaces are sound, clean, dry and free from dirt, grease and other contamination.
For New or Unpainted Plaster/Dry-Lined Surfaces (Modern Construction):
- Make sure the plaster is clean, dry and free of dust, then suitably primed and undercoated prior to painting.
- For best results and maximum depth of colour, dilute your Farrow & Ball topcoat with 25% water and use this as a mist coat, followed by two coats of your chosen topcoat. Please note: British Standard 6150 recommends a typical drying time for new plaster of 7 days for every 5mm thickness.
Previously Painted Walls Preparation:
- Apply one coat of , in the correct colour tone for your top coat (and allowing a minimum of 4 hours drying time between coats).
- Then follow with two coats of your chosen colour to promote adhesion and full colour depth.
Find out more information about the Preparation on the "Product Advice Sheet" in the "Datasheet" section.
Application
Always test a small area of the surface to be painted to ensure you are happy with the finished results
- Stir thoroughly before use.
- Ensure all surfaces are sound, clean, dry and free from dirt, grease and other contamination. Please note that flaking or peeling may occur if you paint over weak paint layers - to avoid this sand back any previous weak paint layers before you start painting.
- Where required apply Farrow & Ball Wall & Ceiling Primer & Undercoat to improve paint adhesion and promote depth of colour.
- For most applications, a quality fine-tipped synthetic bristled paint brush or medium pile woven polyester roller is recommended.
Find out more information about the Application on the "Product Advice Sheet" in the "Datasheet" section.
Always follow manufacturer's instructions found on the tin
For the very best results, Farrow & Ball always recommend using a Farrow & Ball Primer & Undercoat.
Recommended Primer & Undercoats:
- For use on wood:
- For use on metal:
- For use on interior walls & ceilings:
- For use to patch prime unsound masonry surfaces : Farrow & Ball Masonry & Plaster Stabilising Primer
Aftercare & Storage
Protect from frost and extreme temperatures.
It is recommended to use this product within 6 months of purchase therefore, we are unable to accept responsibility for the deterioration of contents or packaging after this date.
Estate Emulsion is gently wipeable but not washable. Wipe gently with a soft damp cloth or sponge. Some cleaning solutions may mark the surface. Test on an inconspicuous area before use. Do not use bleach-based cleaning products. Please note that very matt finish of this paint will mean that some colours will become marked or scuffed when washed. As is standard for all decorative paints, we recommend that you leave a period of 2 weeks for the paint to fully harden or 'cure'. During this time, it is a good idea to treat the area with care and avoid using harsh cleaning.
Find out more information on the "Product Advice Sheet" in the "Datasheet" section.