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...
View full detailsOld 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...
View full detailsDanish 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...
View full detailsArsenic is a vivid mint green that instantly enlivens any surface, whether it be furniture, front door, or feature wall. Try it in a 1960s-inspired...
View full detailsYeabridge Green is a fresh mid-toned green. It's based on a colour found at an 18th-century farmhouse in Somerset, which was still lush and bright ...
View full detailsMonkey Puzzle is a deep, dark shade reminiscent of the spiky evergreen tree from which it takes its name. This particular shade of green has long b...
View full detailsCastle Gray is a versatile grey with a generous dose of green pigment. Originally created for the outdoor woodwork of a castle to mirror the tones ...
View full detailsBreakfast Room Green is a cheerful mid-toned green that stays looking lively in all different lights. It's particularly striking in the early morni...
View full detailsSaxon Green is a green quite unlike any in Farrow & Ball's current palette. It is a soft, yellow-toned mid green with a comforting traditional feel...
View full detailsSutcliffe Green is a mid-toned, almost olive green that works just as well with green-tinged neutrals as with stronger complementary colours like p...
View full detailsFolly Green was inspired by – and often used in – the neoclassical interiors of the 18th century. Despite these lofty origins, this cheerful shade ...
View full detailsThe dignified Ball Green is a tribute to Farrow & Ball co-founder Richard Ball. This silvery green shade was a common colour of distemper, an early...
View full detailsTreron is a sophisticated dark grey-green shade. A greener alternative to Farrow & Ball favourite Pigeon, it aptly takes its name from a green-brea...
View full detailsGreen Ground is a lighter version of Farrow & Ball favourite Cooking Apple Green. Originally a wallpaper background or "ground" colour (hence the n...
View full detailsBancha is a rich, dark olive green. It gets its colour – and its name – from Japanese tea leaves harvested late in the season, a strong and earthy ...
View full detailsCromarty is a very light green with a noticable grey undertone. Almost neutral in its softness, it makes a relaxed yet atmospheric addition to any ...
View full detailsChurlish Green is a simple, country-inspired green that takes its name from the Anglo-Saxon 'churl' or 'ceorl', referring to a freeman who keeps a ...
View full detailsVert De Terre is inspired by the 'green earth' pigment often used as a base for flesh tones in medieval portraiture. It has a slight blue undertone...
View full detailsMinster Green takes its name from Wimborne Minster, the picturesque market town close to Farrow & Ball's home in the south of England. Perfect for ...
View full detailsMere Green is a deep shade of teal with slightly darker, greener tones than Farrow & Ball classic Vardo. Despite being a more traditional teal, its...
View full detailsMizzle is a West Country dialect word for a mix of mist and drizzle. This evocative tone is a light and misty green-grey tone, without any coolness...
View full detailsTunsgate Green is a pale green with a generous helping of yellow pigment. This makes for a usable and versatile shade that never feels cold. Try it...
View full detailsAcid Drop is a zingy lime green, kept just this side of neon by the addition of a little warming, earthy yellow. Rather than a bright white, try pa...
View full detailsBeverly is named in honour of a much-missed Farrow & Ball staff member. Like its namesake, this green is dependable and reassuring. It's bound to b...
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