Farrow & Ball
for Tulsa.

Builder and trade service

Tulsa builders, designers and painters can call in orders for client projects, organized by room or by phase. For trade orders, we deliver onsite to the job site, so materials arrive where the work is happening. We keep a record of each project’s colors and finishes so touch-ups and later phases match. Call 405.740.6775 to set up a project.

Color for Tulsa homes

Tulsa’s older neighborhoods were largely built in the oil-boom decades. Maple Ridge has Georgian, Tudor and Mediterranean Revival homes. Swan Lake and Florence Park have bungalows and cottages. Midtown and Brookside have brick ranches, and Downtown is famous for its Art Deco buildings. Farrow & Ball’s historically rooted palette suits these homes well.

• Maple Ridge revival homes. Grand rooms and fine woodwork can carry color. Try Hague Blue in a study, Card Room Green in a dining room, and Wimborne White on ceilings and trim.
• Bungalows and cottages. Soft, earthy colors suit these smaller homes, like Pigeon, Setting Plaster and Calamine.
• Art Deco spirit. Tulsa’s Deco heritage is a good excuse for confident contrast, like Railings or Off-Black against Strong White, with a touch of Sulking Room Pink.
• Midcentury ranches. Long, low rooms with big windows suit calm neutrals like Skimming Stone and Elephant’s Breath.

Green Country light

Northeastern Oklahoma is greener and more humid than the western half of the state. Mature oaks and elms shade many Midtown homes, and that green-tinted light cools colors down, especially in north-facing rooms. Bright summer sun can wash out pale colors on south and west walls. Warm whites and mid-tone neutrals usually hold up best. Test samples on more than one wall, and look at them morning and evening, before you choose.

A room-by-room starting point for Tulsa

Kitchens. Pigeon or De Nimes cabinets with School House White walls suit Midtown homes. A Hague Blue island suits larger kitchens in South Tulsa and Jenks.

Living rooms. Shaded Midtown living rooms stay warm in Setting Plaster or Skimming Stone. For brighter, west-facing rooms, Ammonite stays cool and calm in afternoon sun.

Dining rooms. Revival homes in Maple Ridge and Yorktown were built for color. Card Room Green, Dead Salmon or Studio Green feel natural at candlelight.

Bedrooms and nurseries. Calamine, Sulking Room Pink and Oval Room Blue give soft, restful color.

Trim and ceilings. Wimborne White or Strong White keep trim warm and avoid the clinical look of a bright white.

Woodwork and doors. Painted interior doors in Railings or Off-Black give a bungalow or ranch a crisp, tailored look, and pair well with brass hardware.

How Tulsa customers work with us

1. Call or order online. Call 405.740.6775 or order samples and paint from our paint colors page.
2. Visit the showroom. The drive down the Turner Turnpike is about an hour and a half. Come see full color cards and wallpaper in person, at 7010 N Classen Blvd, Suite C, Oklahoma City.
3. Get a consultation. Book a free consultation at the showroom, or send photos for remote advice.
4. We ship directly to Tulsa. Orders ship from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso and the surrounding area, year-round, including in winter. For builders, we deliver onsite to the job site. Call us for timing on your order.

Exteriors

Tulsa exteriors face hot, humid summers, ice storms and strong spring weather. Farrow & Ball’s exterior range includes Exterior Eggshell for wood and metal, Exterior Masonry for brick and render, and Full Gloss for doors and trim. Exterior Masonry is self-priming on sound surfaces, and we can advise on primers for wood and metal. A Railings or Preference Red front door looks right on a Maple Ridge brick facade.

Wallpaper

Farrow & Ball wallpapers are printed with the brand’s own paint. They’re a good fit for powder rooms, dining rooms and nurseries in Tulsa’s older homes. See the wallpaper collection.

Where to find Farrow & Ball in Tulsa

Tulsa has more than one way to buy Farrow & Ball. Duvall Atelier, at 2204 E 15th St, also carries the brand. We focus on builder and trade service, onsite delivery to the job site, direct shipping, free color consultations, and the full range on display at our Oklahoma City showroom, about 90 minutes away.

From our Journal

Start with Farrow & Ball colors for Green Country light in Tulsa — how Midtown, Maple Ridge and Brookside shade cools paint, and which warm whites and neutrals hold up. For older homes with deep porches and evening dining rooms, also read dark colors for Oklahoma studies and dining rooms, or Pigeon or Card Room Green for kitchen cabinets.