A wildly romantic rose pink
Cinder Rose has barely any of the yellow pigment found in most pinks, making it feel bluer and more romantic. Taking its name from the prettiest of traditional roses, it is the perfect colour for creating a dusky feel in a bedroom, but is also much favoured in garden rooms when paired with complementary Skimming Stone. To enhance its softness, try using Great White on your woodwork.
Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Mid Tones
Complementary white: Strong White
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DottieLottie from
Pretty colour for a shed or garden room.
I wanted a warm pink for a garden shed ( but did not want to a sugary pink ),
which would brighten up a winter’s day. I also used Skimming Stone on the door as a contrast. I think it will look lovely in spring and summer with white roses and petunia baskets . Paint was excellent quality as usual, and easy to apply. It seemed to go a long way and only required two coats. Delivery was fast and efficient .I am always happy with Farrow and Ball paint and in my opinion , very much worth paying the extra money for ease of application and depth and subtlety of paint colours.
I used Skimming Stone on the door.
Date published: 2021-02-12
Rated 1 out of
5
by
experienced decorator from
WORST PAINT EVER
I've bought and used a lot of Farrow & Ball paints as they suit my over 400 year s old house.
But Cinder Rose was a total disaster, We applied it to one wall only in my daughter's bedroom and applied Cannula to the other 3 walls, no problem with Cannula but Cinder Rose cracked al over. - known as mud cracking. Farrow & Ball gave me a solution but would have added hours of work and another £ 80 to rectify - saying it was caused by one of a few options they listed - clearly one was ours but as the other 3 walls and other rooms had all been done exactly the same way we are 100% sure it was this paint - maybe I had a dud can but clearly Farrow & Ball wont accept that!
Date published: 2020-05-11