Wall paint - Beverly No. 310

About Beverly No. 310

This green tone was named in memory of a universally appreciated Farrow & Ball employee and is as reliable and comforting as she was. With its talent for appearing greener in bright daylight and more conservative in the shade, Beverly could become the new favorite of many fans of intense colors, as it basically beautifies every home.

Color effect & light

Beverly brings nature indoors and appears fresh, or deep and cozy, depending on the light. In smaller rooms or with little natural light, it consciously creates an enveloping, intimate character. Combined with light textiles and warm lighting, it creates a real wow effect.

Combine like the pros

The official complementary white for Beverly is Shaded White, ideal for ceilings, moldings, and adjacent surfaces. Color schemes recommended by Farrow & Ball: Drop Cloth & Shadow White · School House White & Shaded White · Stirabout & Calke Green.

The right primer

For optimal coverage and durability, Farrow & Ball recommends the coordinated primer under Beverly: Primer & Undercoat Dark Tones.

Available finishes

• Estate Emulsion: Walls & ceilings, the iconic chalky-matte finish (2% sheen)
• Modern Emulsion: Kitchens, bathrooms, hallways & children’s rooms, washable and suitable for damp rooms (7% sheen)
• Dead Flat: Walls, interior wood & metal, ultra-matte for a tone-on-tone look (2% sheen)
• Flat Eggshell: Interior doors, baseboards, and wood or metal furniture, eggshell finish (20% sheen)
• Modern Eggshell: High-traffic areas, floors & kitchen cabinets (40%)
• Full Gloss: Front doors, interior and exterior furniture & accents, high gloss (95% sheen)
• Exterior Masonry: Facades, masonry & plaster, durable and weather-resistant

Coverage & application

1 liter covers approx. 12 m² per coat; two coats are recommended. All Farrow & Ball paints are water-based, low-odor, and low-emission (A+ indoor air quality). Tip: Use the sample pot (100 ml) to paint generous test patches on at least two walls, as every Farrow & Ball shade changes with the light.