Farrow & Ball Multi Surface 2.5L Dead Flat Mere Green No.219

Mere Green is a deep shade of teal with slightly darker, greener tones than Farrow & Ball classic Vardo. Despite being a more traditional teal, its intensity and energy can liven up living spaces in all sorts of homes, and it looks especially contemporary used on woodwork.

About Dead Flat

2.5 Litres of Mere Green No.219 in Farrow & Ball Dead Flat, the brand's most matt finish, now with added toughness. With a sheen level of just 2%, even when viewed from a wide angle, it gives deep, rich colour, and because it is multi-surface you can use it across walls, woodwork and metal, including radiators, for a seamless whole-room look. It is washable, wipeable and scuff resistant, so it suits kitchens, bathrooms and busy spaces such as hallways, living rooms and playrooms.

Key features

• Ultra-matt finish with a 2% sheen, even at wide viewing angles
• Multi-surface: interior walls, ceilings, woodwork and metal, including radiators
• Durable and scuff resistant, with a Class 1 wet abrasion rating
• Washable: the colour won't transfer or mark when wiped
• Water based, low odour and trace VOC; toy safe and A+ rated for indoor air quality

Where to use: interior walls and ceilings, woodwork (not floors) and metal, including hot-water radiators with a surface temperature of up to 60°C (not steam-filled radiators). Especially suited to kitchens, bathrooms and busy areas of the home.

Preparation: apply the matching Farrow & Ball Primer & Undercoat before your top coats: Wall & Ceiling for plaster, Wood for woodwork and Metal for metal. New, bare plaster can instead take a mist coat of Dead Flat diluted with 25% water. Cast iron needs a specialist primer. Paint between 10°C and 30°C.

Coverage and drying: up to 12m² per litre per coat, so this 2.5 litre tin covers up to 30m² per coat. Two coats are recommended (darker or stronger colours may need more). Dry in 2 hours; always allow the full 4 hours before recoating, as the matt finish looks dry sooner than it is. Some darker colours take up to 14 days to reach full hardness, and drying takes longer in cool or humid conditions.

Size: 2.5 litre. Dead Flat is available in 750ml, 2.5 litre and 5 litre tins.