Farrow & Ball

A strong brick red, Copenhagen Roof is reminiscent of the tiled roofs of the Danish capital's old gabled townhouses. Try it with trim painted in a ...

Bay 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...

Yonder captures the instantly recognisable colour of cloudless blue skies and the dreamy feeling of long summer days. This true fresh blue feels pa...

Ancona 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...

Darker than Duck Green and with slightly less black pigment than Studio Green, this Archive colour is an equally sophisticated choice for walls, wo...

Studio Green is the darkest green in the Farrow & Ball palette, taken from the studio in which the company's original palette of colours was mixed....

Chinese Blue was originally created as a bespoke colour for a room housing precious Chinese ceramics, with their distinctive shades of white and bl...

Stone 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...

Oval Room Blue is the most "blackened" of Farrow & Ball blues, containing a generous amount of the black pigment that gives many Farrow & Ball colo...

Chappell Green is a more intensely green version of Farrow & Ball favourite Green Blue. Both shades are notoriously changeable, appearing more blue...

Card Room Green is a dark, muted and sophisticated green with a generous amount of grey. It can be used on both walls and woodwork to create a cont...

Suffield Green is a mid-toned shade of green whose original heyday coincided with the neo-Georgian trend early 20th century. Today, this elegant gr...

Ciara Yellow is a more pared-back version of Farrow & Ball classic Yellow Ground. Originally mixed as a bespoke colour for a home in County Cork, i...

Gervase Yellow takes its name from the late architectural historian and adviser Gervase Jackson-Stops, whose restoration of The Menagerie – a forme...

Orangery is a yellow-based orange shade, taking its name from the ornate greenhouses and conservatories popular across Europe in the 18th century. ...

Red Earth contains a blend of red and yellow pigments, both of which come together to create a terracotta tone of enormous warmth. It's a rich and ...

Menagerie is a true, easy-to-use terracotta shade named after The Menagerie, the former folly lovingly renovated by Gervase Jackson-Stops. Try it a...

Blue Gray isn't quite as simple as its name suggests, appearing more blue, grey, or even green depending on the light. A small amount of black pigm...

Dix Blue is a vintage-inspired blue paint colour with generous doses of green and black pigment, which give it a complex, slightly aged appearance....

Citron is a warm lemon yellow that brings a summery Mediterranean feel to any room, particularly those on the smaller side. For an effortless pairi...

The first cream to feature in the Farrow & Ball palette is aptly named after the brand's co-founder, John Farrow. A classic wall colour, with no co...

Wall White is a sophisticated and indeterminate neutral, an off-white that borders on taupe. Used as a wall colour, it creates rooms that still fee...

Book Room Red is a deep red with an earthy brown undertone, which gives it a pleasingly aged feel. It's a softer alternative to Eating Room Red, wh...

The space from which this rich red takes its name is the impressive gallery at Attingham Park, a country house estate in the English county of Shro...