A highly requested colour, this is a cleaner interpretation of Farrow & Ball favourite Light Blue. Its name is inspired by the folkloric fires of S...
View full detailsWith distinctive blue undertones, this fresh neutral has a certain crispness like the starch it is named after.
Pea Flower Tea is a vivid blue named after the brightly coloured drink created with butterfly pea flowers. Spirited and daring, this is a true blue...
View full detailsBlue Maize is a confident, deep blue inspired by the unique hue of corn found in Mexico and the Southern States. Sophisticated and enticing, it wor...
View full detailsA silvery, muted blue, Sardine takes its name from the favourite afternoon snack of a much loved grandfather. Laid-back and welcoming, pair it with...
View full detailsNot the shade you may expect, Lobster is a vibrant, lively blue named after the popular Louisiana catch. This playful colour is sure to bring energ...
View full detailsSerge is a true classic navy, its timeless shade ensuring that it works equally well in traditional and contemporary spaces. It's less green than t...
View full detailsRailings is a blue-based shade of black, appearing more blue or more discernibly black depending on the light. It's a great favourite for kitchen c...
View full detailsCoppice Blue was originally an exterior woodwork colour, a feature of Snowshill Manor in Gloucestershire for over a century. Today, its rich teal t...
View full detailsSugar Bag Light is surely one of Farrow & Ball's more straightforward colour names, inspired simply by the colour of bags once commonly used to imp...
View full detailsPigeon is a deep yet soft blue-grey shade inspired by – what else? – the head and neck plumage of the humble pigeon. It's the ideal alternative to ...
View full detailsBallroom Blue is a slightly darker version of the subtly green-tinged Dix Blue. It has a noticeable strength and depth of colour, which make it sui...
View full detailsPowder Blue is a shade of light blue with an unusual amount of warmth, thanks to the inclusion of a little green pigment. Try it as a subtly deeper...
View full detailsLight Blue is a long-standing Farrow & Ball favourite, having originally featured in the brand's first collection of colours. Its enduring populari...
View full detailsBerrington Blue is a stronger take on the popular blue-grey Oval Room Blue, its generous dose of black pigment giving it a subtly aged feel and a r...
View full detailsBothy Blue is a unique shade among Farrow & Ball blues – somewhere between a more intense Lulworth Blue and a lighter Cook's Blue, with an added hi...
View full detailsGraupel is a delicate periwinkle blue named after an equally delicate wintry precipitation. Very cool with light purple undertones, it pairs well w...
View full detailsYard Blue is a clean, bright and lively shade of blue – more vibrant than the mid-toned Stone Blue. Its original use as an 'estate colour' hints at...
View full detailsBarrow Blue is a slightly greyer version of Farrow & Ball favourite De Nimes, appearing almost neutral in some lights. Like a faded pair of garden ...
View full detailsBay Area Blue is a stronger version of its Dorset-inspired cousin, Lulworth Blue. Taking its name from the San Francisco Bay Area, it conjures imag...
View full detailsYonder captures the instantly recognisable colour of cloudless blue skies and the dreamy feeling of long summer days. This true fresh blue feels pa...
View full detailsAncona Blue is Farrow & Ball's interpretation of the classic duck-egg blue. It has a slightly greyed tone inspired by the delicate shells of ancona...
View full detailsChinese Blue was originally created as a bespoke colour for a room housing precious Chinese ceramics, with their distinctive shades of white and bl...
View full detailsStone Blue is a cheerful and lively mid-toned blue, just as at home on a feature wall or piece of furniture as it is when used from floor to ceilin...
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