Remodelista Reconnaissance: Uncovering the Paint Colors in an Ever-Changing French Kitchen

In this installment of Remodelista Reconnaissance, we’re tackling a question we’ve gotten again and again: What paint colors were used in this ever-changing house in Reims, France?

Reader, look no further.

The Sighting

Above: The house is owned by a pair of shopkeepers. The interiors are filled with a rotating array of their one-of-a-kind finds, and the simple, tone-on-tone palette acts as a cohesive, calm backdrop.
Above: One reader asked about the armoire at the far end of the kitchen; it’s painted in Dimity by Farrow & Ball.
Above: Others asked about the walls and trim. The trim is painted in White Tie and the walls in Elephant’s Breath, both by Farrow & Ball.

The Source

Above: Left to right: Elephant’s Breath, White Tie, and Dimity by Farrow & Ball.

Have a source you want uncovered for next week’s column? Let us know in the comments.

And for more design details, sleuthed, see:

• Remodelista Reconnaissance: Versatile Yellow Stools in a Philly Art Studio
• Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Woven Pendant Light in a Paris Pied à Terre
• Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Self-Referential Bath Mat for Kids and Non-Kids

N.B.: This story originally ran on February 4, 2022 and has been updated.