Fermob paint finishes

Fermob furniture comes in a few different paint finishes using extremely high quality, durable paint, from DuPont. Powder coated and then baked, for a hard-wearing finish, it will give you years of service in the garden.

There three main paint finishes are:

The two textured, matt finishes are similar, but the speckled one includes fine, reflective particles in the paint.

You might want to take the finish of the paint into consideration if you are mixing colours together across different pieces of furniture ein your garden.

Textured matt paint finish

The picture below shows the Fermob colour Rosemary, in close up, on a Costa tabletop.

The colours with the textured, matt finish are:

Colour swatch for the colour Black Cherry (B9)
Colour swatch for the colour Rosemary (48)
Lapilli Grey (C7)
Colour swatch for the colour Red Ochre (20)
Colour swatch for the colour Cedar Green (02)
Chili (43)
Opaline Green (83)
Capucine (45)
Metal colour swatch for Acapulco Blue (21)
Honey (C6)
Colour swatch for the colour Deep Blue (92)
Cactus (82)
Liquorice (42)

Speckled, textured matt paint finish

Whilst quite similar to the textured, matt finish, the speckled, textured finish has very fine highlights from miniscule, reflective particles in the paint.

The image below shows the top of a Floreal table in Storm Grey.

The paints with speckled, textured, matt finishes are:

Colour swatch for the colour Nutmeg (14)
Colour swatch for the colour Willow Green (65)
Colour swatch for the colour Storm Grey (26)
Colour swatch for the colour Anthracite (47)

Smooth, satin paint finish

The image below shows a Bellevie low table, Bellevie two-seater sofas and Bellevie armchair, all in Poppy, the smooth, satin finish colour.

The Fermob colours available in the smooth, satin paint finish are:

Poppy (67)

Change to Honey

Please note that from 2023 onwards, the Fermob Honey colour has changed. Prior to this, it was a smooth, satin finish, but from 2023, it is now in a textured finish. Whilst the colour looks the same, up close, you will notice a difference in the finish, something to be aware of if you are adding new pieces to ones you already have.