Brown

Jitney takes its name from the Hampton Jitney, the bus that whisks New Yorkers away from the stifling city and towards the sea air of the Hamptons ...

Deep, black Liquorice is named after the classic sweet, created from the root of the plant it shares a name with. A truly classic colour, it’s idea...

Cardamom is a rich brown named after the equally versatile spice used in sweet and savoury dishes around the world. Warming and sophisticated, this...

Roasted Macadamia is a soft neutral inspired by the nut of a similar shade. Versatile and effortlessly inviting, this warm shade creates cosy spaces.

Dauphin is a warm mid-toned brown. Like Farrow & Ball's Salon Drab, it's inspired by 19th-century interiors, in which these 'drab' shades – origina...

Like the warmer Dauphin, this mid-toned brown is a classic example of the elegant 'drab' tones loved by homeowners of the 18th and 19th centuries. ...

Mahogany is a deep, rich brown inspired by the wood of the same name, whose distinctive colour has been popular in interiors for centuries. It pair...

Dead Salmon is a deep salmon pink, and one of Farrow & Ball's most complex shades. It's discernibly rosy in some lights, while its brown and warm g...

The name 'Light Gray' was first used to describe colours in the 9th century, making this one of the most ancient inspirations for a Farrow & Ball c...

London Stone is a lighter accent to London Clay, which shares its unusual magenta undertone. Try it with Red Based Neutrals like Dimity or Oxford S...

Tack Room Door is a medium brown shade originally found on exterior woodwork. Try it with fellow Farrow & Ball Archive colours Dyrehaven and Single...

Planter is a stony neutral inspired by ornamental garden urns, originally popular among Victorian gardeners. A warmer, yellower version of London S...

Wainscot is a warm mid-brown shade that can bring a grounding influence to any room. Less rich and intense than Deep Reddish Brown, it's a shade qu...

Mouse's Back is a soft, quiet grey-brown inspired by the colour of the beloved British fieldmouse. It has a little green to it, which is especially...

Biscuit is a light camel shade with a green undertone from Farrow & Ball's Archive collection. It works beautifully in an interior scheme alongside...

Buff is a warm camel tone that fits effortlessly into homes of all ages. Paired with a deep burgundy, such as Eating Room Red, it creates a more tr...

Oxford Stone is a deeper shade of taupe belonging to the Farrow & Ball Red Based Neutrals. The darkest in the group, it sits contentedly alongside ...

Tanner's Brown is a strong dark brown that can appear almost black in certain lights. It's a great alternative to a pure black to create a lower-co...

Smoked Trout is a long-time Farrow & Ball favourite, loved for its name as much as for its colour. It's one of the most variable shades in the Farr...

Cola is unique among Farrow & Ball's darker neutrals, with its red undertones creating a richness and warmth that sets it apart from the cooler Mah...

Far from a bad thing in colourists' terms, 'drab' simply describes a colour lacking in brightness, like this warm and sophisticated chocolate brown...

Vitty Green is a love letter to Farrow & Ball's home in Dorset, taking its name from the local dialect word for 'proper' or 'neat'. Similar to Blue...

Stony Ground started life as an incredibly popular Farrow & Ball wallpaper colour, and today is a welcome addition to its range of neutral paint co...

London Clay is a warm, deep brown with a generous amount of magenta pigment. The result is a rich and earthy colour with an understated elegance, a...