Farrow & Ball

Serge 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...

Inspired by an ancient civilisation, this earthy red is less intense than Preference Red but still wonderfully rich.

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...

Cane is an earthy ochre yellow quite unlike anything else in the Farrow & Ball palette. Being softer and less intense than the mustardy India Yello...

Sudbury Yellow is a soft, mid-toned yellow that – even for a Farrow & Ball colour – responds in a particularly extraordinary way to changing light....

Porphyry Pink is a deep rose colour bordering on red. Popular in the Regency period, it would often be used alongside a dark red stone called porph...

Wet Sand is a darker version of Sand, sharing its distinctive mix of deep caramel tones with a subtle underlying red. The result is comforting and ...

A deep, rich and warm caramel with red undertones, Sand is a superb candidate for small spaces and low-lit rooms, but it can create an inviting and...

Quite simply the perfect shade of cream. This classic off-white is less fresh and bright than Farrow's Cream, having a subtle hint of black pigment...

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. ...

Fowler Pink, like many Farrow & Ball shades, was inspired by the colourist John Fowler. This particular shade of pink, with its brighter and more o...

Hay is a warm and dusty yellow with a distinct green undertone, evoking the freshness of the crop from which it takes its name. It's less intensely...

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...

Rather than the vibrant 'pea green' that featured in paint charts throughout the 20th century, this Farrow & Ball version is taken from a more mute...

Railings 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...

Grove Green is a deep and subtly blue-toned green. Its hint of blue pigment sets it apart from more classic forest green shades, such as the ultra-...

Coppice Blue was originally an exterior woodwork colour, a feature of Snowshill Manor in Gloucestershire for over a century. Today, its rich teal t...

Blanc de Treillage is an understated warm neutral originally seen on garden trelliswork, hence its name 'trellis white'. Try it with French Gray an...

Sugar 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...

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...

Pigeon 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 ...

Ballroom 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...

Powder 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...

Light Blue is a long-standing Farrow & Ball favourite, having originally featured in the brand's first collection of colours. Its enduring populari...