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Farrow & Ball Modern Tanner's Brown No.255 Matt Emulsion paint, 2.5L

£63Inc. VAT£25.20 per l
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Product information

Modern Emulsion is a super-tough finish for interior walls and ceilings. Washable, scuff-proof, and protected against mould, it’s suitable for use in every room in the home. From busy hallways to moisture-prone kitchens and bathrooms, Modern Emulsion is available in the full range of Farrow & Ball colours in a beautiful matt finish.

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Features and benefits

  • Scuff & Stain Resistant
  • Mould Protected
  • Washable, Wipeable & Toy Safe
  • A+ rated for indoor air quality
  • Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Dark Tones
  • Complementary white: Farrow & Ball Joa's White
  • All Farrow & Ball finishes are water based, quick drying, and low in odour and VOCs.

Health and safety

Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.

Specifications

BrandFarrow & Ball
Application methodBrush, roller or spray
BaseWater-based
ColourTanner's Brown No.255
Container typeTin
Coverage30m²
Drying time4 h
Maximum application temperature30°C
Minimum application temperature10°C
Number of coats2
Quick dryQuick dry
Recoat time4 hours
StandardEN 71-3:2019+A1:2021
VOC levelMinimal
Volume2500ml
WashableWashable & wipeable
Product code5029496295528
Safety Information
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
4.11 / 5(9 reviews)

- 5 / 5 - 25/11/2024

Beautiful paint, stunning colours

Beautiful colour and fantastic finish, I used this colour as a feature wall and on the other walls used F&B Roasted Macadamia, absolutely stunning paired together

Duffe - 5 / 5 - 10/09/2024

Très bien pour boiseries

Jolie et originale couleur qui va bien pour des boiseries

S______ - 1 / 5 - 26/03/2024

Purple in the sun

We painted a small dining room in Tanners Brown, and ended up immediately repainting it in another color. In the sun, it became very purple. It doesn’t feel very brown or warm.

JoeM - 5 / 5 - 11/03/2024

LOVE this color

We used this color for doors and stair railings and I just love it. When we first chose this color our painter thought he would save us money and without our approval tried to color match it. It was HORRIBLE and we told him to use the REAL THING and it was stunning! It's a beautiful dark brown at night and during the day the undertones come through. I'm so glad we chose this color!!

JerryKV - 5 / 5 - 15/12/2023

Old bath vanity update - WOW

Ugly golden oak vanity turned into a beauty! Black nickel hardware is perfect compliment to Tanner’s Brown.

Easton Cowgirl - 5 / 5 - 07/12/2023

I love this colour in my entrance hall and stairs

I used Tanners Brown on the bannisters, dado rail and door frames in my entrance hall and on landing. It's stunning. Everyone who comes into the house loves it but cannot put their finger on the fact that it's dark brown: people see aubergine, or dark grey. It's so smart and warm, I'm kind of in love with it. Also going to use the leftover low gloss from the woodwork to paint a strip around the kitchen units on the walls instead of tiling, and then do Setting Plaster above on the walls. I think it will look fab. Deep chocolate, makes you want to lick it!

Jackie P - 5 / 5 - 26/06/2023

Love this colour.

This a gorgeous, rich brown with more than a hint of purple. Goes beautifully with Joa’s White.

- 5 / 5 - 18/04/2023

A nee classic wonder paint for sure

Superb in all ways .. colour and finish a joy to use

Viti - 1 / 5 - 05/09/2022

Like coloured water!

We bought this a while ago in the modern eggshell. We only just got around to painting a sample card, so we can see how it goes on. We did therefore not use the primer (although we bought some for the project). The result is simply terrible. The paint is really thin, and it appears to have hardly any pigment. It is like a watercolour wash! You can see all the brushmarks as well. I'm now not sure whether to go ahead with the project (stair railings). The colour is lovely and just what we wanted. It is very much like an extremely dark wood. We had been storing it indoors over this hot summer, so the tin got hot, but I can't see why that should effect the pigment - ie make most of it disappear into something colourless!