A silvery, muted blue, Sardine takes its name from the favourite afternoon snack of a much loved grandfather. Laid-back and welcoming, pair it with...
View full detailsThe name 'Light Gray' was first used to describe colours in the 9th century, making this one of the most ancient inspirations for a Farrow & Ball c...
View full detailsHardwick White is one of the deepest and most grey-toned of the Farrow & Ball whites. Used as a wall colour, it's a sophisticated chalky hue that a...
View full detailsVitty Green is a love letter to Farrow & Ball's home in Dorset, taking its name from the local dialect word for 'proper' or 'neat'. Similar to Blue...
View full detailsOff-White first appeared in the original palette of Farrow & Ball colours, making it a true classic. It still earns its keep in the palette today a...
View full detailsDown 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,...
View full detailsWorsted is a woven fabric named after the Norfolk village where it was originally made.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...
View full detailsShadow 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...
View full detailsDimpse is a West Country dialect word that describes the colour of twilight skies. It sits between Pavilion Gray and Blackened in the Farrow & Ball...
View full detailsPurbeck 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...
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 detailsCharleston, the country home that once provided a meeting place for the artists and intellectuals of the Bloomsbury Group, was the inspiration for ...
View full detailsCornforth 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...
View full detailsChemise is a deep pewter grey, slightly cooler than the Farrow & Ball classic Charleston Gray. Its true neutral nature makes it a very versatile wa...
View full detailsLamp Room Gray is a traditional blue-grey colour that creates timeless-feeling schemes. It's slightly softer than Pavilion Gray but still has a sur...
View full detailsShadow Gray is an unexpected but incredibly versatile neutral. This darker, bluer twist on Shaded White is the perfect partner for those grey-toned...
View full detailsPlummett is a deep, true grey that creates a modern architectural feel when used on woodwork. It works brilliantly as an addition to an industrial-...
View full detailsMole's Breath is a strong grey that makes a very versatile accent for other Farrow & Ball greys, whether an Easy Neutral like Wevet or a Contempora...
View full detailsStrong White is a light neutral shade that sits somewhere between a white and a pale grey. It has a very subtle lilac undertone shared by the rest ...
View full detailsManor House Gray is a cool, clean, mid-toned grey. It's the darkest tone in the Farrow & Ball Architectural Neutrals group, and therefore works bri...
View full detailsPavilion Gray is a mid-grey tone with subtle blue undertones. It feels particularly at home in contemporary spaces, where it creates a feeling of a...
View full detailsElephant's Breath is instantly recognisable as a Farrow & Ball shade, both in name and colour. It's a universally popular mid-tone grey with a subt...
View full detailsDove Tale is a warm mid-tone grey, perfect as a darker accent – or alternative – to Elephant's Breath. Its subtle lilac undertone gives it a soft a...
View full detailsDrop Cloth is a mid grey beige – or 'greige' – that pays homage to our expert painters and decorators. It takes its name from the indispensable dus...
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