Farrow & Ball

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...

Chine Green is an intensely deep shade to rival Farrow & Ball classic Studio Green. While this dramatic shade can appear almost black in rooms with...

Down Pipe is a true Farrow & Ball classic. A deep lead grey with a blue undertone, it creates a strong but complex finish on all sorts of surfaces,...

Grate Black is a unique neutral that sits somewhere between two classic Farrow & Ball shades – the softer Off-Black and the deeper Pitch Black. Its...

Sherbert Lemon is sunshine personified, a slightly darker shade than the Farrow & Ball classic Dayroom Yellow. It's inspired by the cheerful palett...

Vichyssoise is a soft green-toned neutral. Like its namesake, a nourishing French soup often served cold, it is delicate and refreshing with an und...

Double Cream is a warm, light neutral. It has noticeable peachy tones that set it apart from the classic Farrow's Cream, which appears fresher, lig...

Off-Black is quite simply what it says: a softer alternative to a true, pitch black for front doors, woodwork, and – for the daring – the walls of ...

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...

Straw pays homage to the master of interpretive colour names, John Fowler, taking its inspiration from his Straw Left Out In The Rain. It's a littl...

Fox Red is an earthy terracotta red with brown undertones. It's less bright than Red Earth, a more yellow-toned terracotta from Farrow & Ball's mai...

Green Smoke is one of Farrow & Ball's most versatile greens, working just as well on kitchen cabinets and panelling as it does on walls. It's a dee...

Eating Room Red is a deep, blackened burgundy shade that takes its name from the dining rooms of the mid-19th century, where damask wallpapers of t...

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...

Calke Green is named after Calke Abbey, the country house in Derbyshire where an aged version of this rich green colour was originally found. As a ...

Cooking Apple Green is a classic Farrow & Ball shade with a comforting traditional feel, especially when combined with All White woodwork. It's a v...

Hague Blue is a fantastically popular Farrow & Ball blue, a deep and inky favourite for walls, woodwork, and front doors alike. Try it as a darker ...

Parma Gray is in fact a cool blue with a distinct period feel. Paired with a bright white on woodwork, it can feel very traditional. With darker ac...

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...

French Gray, despite its name, leans heavily towards green. A beautifully subtle and indeterminate shade, it takes its inspiration from colours pop...

Light Stone is a unique neutral in the Farrow & Ball palette, having fewer green tones than Traditional Neutrals like Old White, and more cool tone...

Lime White is an off-white shade inspired by traditional 'distemper' paints, whose recipes included ingredients derived from limestone. It features...

Although popular in Regency-era colour palettes, the grey-blue shade of Farrow & Ball's De Nimes has its origins in something a little more modern:...