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Templeton Pink No. 303 is a Farrow & Ball colour the brand describes as a historic-feeling pink, developed for the dining room at Templeton House to offset its Wedgwood plaques.
In the Brian Cash Works guest room for the 2026 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse on this page, photographed by Nicholas Venezia, it covers the walls of a bedroom with a pale upholstered bed, rust Roman blinds and a black-and-white star-printed folding screen.
What Templeton Pink is
Templeton Pink No. 303 was developed for the dining room at Templeton House. Farrow & Ball describes it as a historic-feeling pink chosen to offset the room's Wedgwood plaques.
Elizabeth Mollen of Stone Textile Studio told Homes & Gardens: "Our absolute favorite Farrow & Ball Pink is Templeton Pink."
How it behaves in light
It is a dusty, plaster-like pink that shifts toward beige in cool light and warms to rose in sun, which is why Laurel Bern calls it divisive.
Homes & Gardens notes it suits colour drenching, where walls and trim in one colour soften its shifts.
Where to use it
In the Brian Cash Works guest room for the 2026 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse on this page, photographed by Nicholas Venezia, Templeton Pink covers the walls behind a pale upholstered bed, rust Roman blinds, a red bedspread and a star-printed folding screen.
The rust and red accents push it warmer, while the black-and-white screen keeps the scheme crisp.
What it sits next to
Farrow & Ball pairs it with Stirabout No. 300 as its complementary white.
On this site, compare it with Sherwin-Williams Sandbank, a close match, and with Farrow & Ball Dead Salmon.
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