Au Lait is a soft white inspired by the chicory coffee popular in New Orleans, often served with steamed milk. This gentle shade is the perfect bla...
View full detailsRoasted Macadamia is a soft neutral inspired by the nut of a similar shade. Versatile and effortlessly inviting, this warm shade creates cosy spaces.
The 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 detailsCord is a strong, yellow based neutral. It makes the perfect partner for Farrow & Ball classic String, having been created as its stronger accent. ...
View full detailsString is one of Farrow & Ball's Yellow Based Neutrals, an earthy cream colour with an underlying hint of green. This green undertone makes it espe...
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 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 detailsBlue Gray isn't quite as simple as its name suggests, appearing more blue, grey, or even green depending on the light. A small amount of black pigm...
View full detailsMouse'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...
View full detailsLime White is an off-white shade inspired by traditional 'distemper' paints, whose recipes included ingredients derived from limestone. It features...
View full detailsSchool House White is a soft off-white without any strong-coloured undertones, simply creating the impression of a brighter white seen in shade. Th...
View full detailsWorsted is a woven fabric named after the Norfolk village where it was originally made.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 detailsCalluna is a genus of plant that solely includes heather, whose dainty flowers inspired this delicate Farrow & Ball colour. It’s a pale purple with...
View full detailsOxford Stone is a deeper shade of taupe belonging to the Farrow & Ball Red Based Neutrals. The darkest in the group, it sits contentedly alongside ...
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 detailsJitney takes its name from the Hampton Jitney, the bus that whisks New Yorkers away from the stifling city and towards the sea air of the Hamptons ...
View full detailsSlipper Satin is a delicate off-white shade inspired by the silky fabric of traditional ballet slippers. It has a chalky, almost greyed tone that s...
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 detailsDimity is a pale taupe with a subtle red base, named after a sheer cotton fabric popular in dressmaking. It has a great amount of warmth and depth,...
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