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Pale Hound takes its name from Farrow & Ball Archive colour Hound Lemon, to which it is a lighter accent. It has an underlying hint of green pigmen...

Print Room Yellow is packed with soft ochre pigments for a gentle golden glow. Less bright and sunny than Babouche and Yellow Ground, it never feel...

Dorset Cream is a traditional shade the exact colour of rich double cream, which is commonly made around Farrow & Ball's home in the south-west of ...

India Yellow has an unusual source of inspiration, taking its name from a pigment traditionally collected from the urine of cows fed on mango leave...

With a less aged feel than more traditional Farrow & Ball neutrals, such as Lime White, New White creates fresh and warm interiors. It works wonder...

Corngold is a distinctive yellow shade, quite different from anything else in the Farrow & Ball palette. Like the mustard-toned India Yellow, it's ...

This zingy yellow has an undeniably nostalgic feel, partly due to its enthusiastic use in decoration in the 1960s, and partly thanks to its namesak...

Bombazine, a blended fabric of wool worsted and silk, comes from the word 'bombycinus', used to refer both to something silken and to the colour of...

For a colour so purely and simply named, Single Cream is surprisingly complex. Unlike most classic cream shades, it has a slightly red base, creati...

Yellow Ground was originally used as a background colour to Farrow & Ball wallpapers, and today is one of its most popular yellows. Lighter than Su...

Dayroom Yellow is a refreshing pale yellow inspired by a Regency palette. It's best used in rooms that receive a lot of sun – like the dayrooms fro...

Matchstick is a simple tone with a simple source of inspiration – the humble kitchen match. The colour of unbleached wood, it's warm but not overly...

Archive Collection: Citrona. A sunny yellow, its citrussy shade is tempered with a hint of earthiness to create a happy yet relaxed effect.