Farrow & Ball

School House White is a soft off-white without any strong-coloured undertones, simply creating the impression of a brighter white seen in shade. Th...

Worsted is a woven fabric named after the Norfolk village where it was originally made. Farrow & Ball's own Worsted takes its colour from the suits...

Shadow White is an off-white with an ever-so-slight hint of grey, creating the impression of a true white used in shade. It's a great alternative t...

Dimpse is a West Country dialect word that describes the colour of twilight skies. It sits between Pavilion Gray and Blackened in the Farrow & Ball...

Purbeck Stone takes its name and colour from the Isle of Purbeck, near Farrow & Ball's home on the south coast of England. Part of the Easy Neutral...

Calluna is a genus of plant that solely includes heather, whose dainty flowers inspired this delicate Farrow & Ball colour. It’s a pale purple with...

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...

Lichen is a muted shade of green that effortlessly evokes the subtle beauty of the natural world. It has a slight hint of blue to it, and works wel...

Bone is a soft grey paint with a hint of green, making it an excellent partner for other green-based neutrals in the Farrow & Ball palette, such as...

Green Stone is a true Farrow & Ball original, having been one of the first neutrals to feature in the brand's palette. Like French Gray, it was a p...

Stone White is a soft, cool off-grey shade with a green undertone. An unconventional neutral, it's both distinctive enough to be the star of a pale...

Octagon Yellow is a soft golden yellow – full of sunshine, but without the intense brightness that can make some yellows too energetic for a restfu...

Old White, quite simply, is the most historic of Farrow & Ball whites. It's part of the Traditional Neutrals group – Lime White, Off-White, Old Whi...

Hound Lemon is a fresh and delicate pale yellow with cool undertones. The story behind its name is unknown, having originally been chosen by the le...

Danish Lawn is a clear, vibrant green that feels as fresh as a just-cut lawn. To really embrace Danish Lawn's boldness, pair with a colour that mat...

This fresh and cheerful yellow had its first wave of popularity in the mid 20th century, when it often featured in silk wall hangings. Today, Lanca...

Terre D'Egypte is a rich orange-based red – slightly deeper than Harissa and more intensely coloured than the earthy Book Room Red. It appears pale...

Charleston, the country home that once provided a meeting place for the artists and intellectuals of the Bloomsbury Group, was the inspiration for ...

Cat's Paw is named after an ancient knot, used for centuries to hitch rope to a hook or ring. A deep and earthy yellow-toned neutral, Cat's Paw is ...

Cook's Blue is a bright, richly pigmented blue taken from Calke Abbey in Derbyshire, where it was found inside a cook's closet. Said to deter flies...

Loggia was inspired by the architectural feature of the same name – more specifically that of a London townhouse, from which chips of paint were ta...

Cornforth White is a light grey that leans neither warm nor cool. Between Ammonite and Purbeck Stone, it forms the mid tone in the Farrow & Ball Ea...

Babouche takes its name from the flat leather slippers that originated in Morocco, often seen in the same cheerful shade of yellow. For a modern tw...