Cream Cast Iron Radiators

The cream spectrum for cast iron radiators

Antique and vintage cream: Farrow & Ball Old White is the definitive antique cream for cast iron. Warm, slightly yellowed and instantly period. It suits Victorian and Edwardian models where a genuine aged quality is wanted. Farrow & Ball Clunch gives a slightly greyer cream with warm stone undertones, suited to Georgian and Arts and Crafts interiors.

Classic heritage cream: Farrow & Ball Pointing is an elegant warm cream-white that sits just off pure white, making it the most versatile option in the F&B cream family. String is a paler version with the same warm character.

Soft off-white cream: Farrow & Ball Wimborne White sits at the palest end of the cream spectrum. Almost white but with a warm undertone that stops it reading as cool. Suits contemporary and traditional rooms equally and pairs well with natural materials.

Standard Paladin cream: Cream is available through our custom painting service. A reliable mid-cream that suits most period and traditional settings.

Bespoke cream match: Send us a paint sample, a Little Greene shade name or a RAL code and we'll match it. Cream from a specific paint brand or a colour from your kitchen cabinetry can be matched directly.

Best cream cast iron radiators

Victoriana 3 Column: The classic antique cream cast iron radiator. Victorian-era detailing in Old White or Clunch gives a period piece that reads like something that has always been in the room. Available in 450mm, 645mm or 745mm heights with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request). The 450mm sits neatly under the original sash windows.

Kensington: Ornate scrolled detailing that carries cream beautifully. Available in 580mm, 750mm or 780mm heights with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request). In an off-white or heritage cream the Kensington's carved surface gives depth and warmth that suits period drawing rooms, libraries and traditional bedrooms.

Oxford: French Victorian ornate styling with scalloped top and interwoven foot pattern. In antique cream or Old White, the Oxford is one of the most elegant cast iron radiators we make. Available in 470mm, 570mm or 765mm heights with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request). Suits barn conversions, drawing rooms and large period kitchens.

Neo Georgian 4 Column: Clean column lines that suit modern cream as well as traditional settings. Available in 360mm, 505mm, 660mm, 760mm or 960mm heights with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request). In a soft Pointing or Wimborne White cream the Neo Georgian is a modern cream column radiator that works in new builds and period homes. The 960mm is the tallest cream cast iron radiator in the range.

Bartholomew: A clean, substantial cast iron column radiator suited to traditional and modern settings. Available in 570mm or 740mm heights with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request). In cream it suits farmhouse kitchens, Shaker-style interiors and homes where cream cabinetry sets the colour palette.

Churchill: At just 350mm tall with 3 to 40 sections (even longer sizes available on request), the Churchill in cream is a low compact cream cast iron radiator suited to cloakrooms, bathrooms and under-window runs in smaller period rooms. 480 BTUs per section gives it useful output for its height.

Cream radiators by room

Traditional kitchens: Cream cast iron in a farmhouse or Shaker kitchen is the most natural combination in the range. A Bartholomew or Neo Georgian in Pointing matches cream cabinetry precisely when specified with a colour match.

Period hallways: A tall Kensington or Victoriana in Old White suits the entrance hallway of a Victorian or Edwardian terrace. Cream reads more authentically than white in rooms with original tiles and panelling.

Bedrooms: Soft cream in a Wimborne White or String shade suits the neutral warmth of period and traditional bedrooms. A Victoriana 3 Column in cream at 645mm sits neatly under a sash window.

Bathrooms: Off-white cream in the Pimlico or Churchill suits bathrooms where white would be too stark. Cream pairs beautifully with polished brass valves and traditional sanitary ware.