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If you want to translate an industrial RAL® color into a more natural, handcrafted interior palette, you can convert RAL® to Farrow & Ball. The standardized RAL tone is matched with the pigment-based, natural hues of the British brand Farrow & Ball to find the most visually similar shade.
Converting RAL to Farrow & Ball is especially useful for interior designers, painters, and design studios that want to adapt architectural or industrial tones into elegant, matte interior finishes. qConv analyzes the LAB color value of the RAL code and shows the closest matching Farrow & Ball color, including deviation and harmonic alternatives.
Since RAL colors are based on standardized industrial pigments and Farrow & Ball colors use traditional formulations, the conversion from RAL to Farrow & Ball is not exact but provides a highly accurate visual approximation — perfect for premium interior design with depth and character.
How does the conversion work?
In the conversion from RAL to Farrow & Ball, qConv first converts the selected RAL color into the LAB color space. These values are then compared with the Farrow & Ball color library to determine the shade with the smallest Delta-E value. This yields the most visually similar tone — for example, RAL 7038 Agate Grey ≈ Farrow & Ball Cornforth White.
The result includes both the name and the number of the Farrow & Ball color (e.g., No. 228 Cornforth White, No. 2003 Pointing, or No. 31 Railings). qConv also provides similar alternatives, such as warmer or cooler tones, to adapt perfectly to lighting and materials.
This color conversion from RAL to Farrow & Ball is particularly helpful when translating architectural colors into exclusive interior schemes or coordinating transitions between metal, wood, and plaster.
Example & application
Example: RAL 7035 Light Grey roughly corresponds to Farrow & Ball Pavilion Gray No. 242, while RAL 9010 Pure White is similar to Farrow & Ball Wimborne White No. 239. qConv displays this RAL to Farrow & Ball conversion instantly, including alternatives for contrast or harmonious combinations.
The conversion from RAL to Farrow & Ball is ideal for designers and planners who want to blend industrial precision with artisanal color expression. It allows you to transform technical color standards into warm, atmospheric interior palettes.
Tip: Use the Farrow & Ball conversion to reinterpret RAL colors in interiors — qConv supports you with precise LAB comparisons, harmonic color suggestions, and instant visual previews.
* Note:
qConv.com searches for the next matching color from the selected color palette. In most cases, there will be minimal or apparent color differences because there is not an exact match for every color.
The RAL® color system is an internationally recognized standard for defining and communicating colors. Originating in Germany in 1927, RAL established a consistent catalog that assigns each color a unique four-digit number, such as “RAL 3020 Traffic Red.”
The classic RAL® palette includes 213 standardized colors in the RAL Classic collection. Each tone is precisely defined to ensure color consistency across materials, manufacturers, and applications. Beyond RAL Classic, there are also the RAL Design System Plus and RAL Effect lines, offering more than 2,500 colors for architecture, product design, and industrial coatings.
Usage
RAL® is widely used in architecture, construction, automotive, and industrial manufacturing to define exact color specifications for paints, coatings, and materials. It is the standard reference for designers, engineers, and production companies that require accurate and repeatable color matching worldwide.
Designers often use RAL colors when creating brand elements, interiors, and exterior coatings. The universal numbering system ensures that a chosen RAL color looks the same across all production environments.
Tips for Designers & Engineers
When selecting RAL colors, consider the surface finish — glossy, matte, or textured coatings can affect perception. Always compare samples under realistic lighting conditions. The RAL Design System Plus offers finer gradations for designers who need nuanced hues for product and interior applications.
With qConv, you can convert RAL® colors to HEX, RGB, CMYK, Pantone® or HKS® formats, making it easy to align digital and physical color specifications within your design process.
Farrow & Ball® is a British premium brand known for handcrafted paints and wallpapers. Its palette includes over 130 distinctive shades based on natural pigments, admired for their depth and play of light.
Usage
Farrow & Ball is widely used in interior design, boutique hotel projects, and high-end residential spaces. The paints are renowned for their smooth finish and unique light reflection.
Tips for Designers & Interior Architects
Choose Farrow & Ball if you value natural materials and artisanal quality. qConv helps you find precise digital equivalents for visualizations and design presentations.