Neutrals

A delicate and balancing shade that conveys warmth and security. Teals and creams complement this shade due to the slight orange and yellow undertones. The Fleetwood Popular Colours paint collection...

The Fleetwood Popular Colours paint collection brings together a beautiful selection of shades and tones that compliment your space. Utilising paint tones that have been used by interior designers for...

A bright neutral. 18th Century Cream has slightly yellow and pink undertones in its formulation which in turn creates a warm feel in a space. The Fleetwood Popular Colours paint...

Warmth, solace and reliability. The comforts of home are captured in this warm neutral. A soft Taupe suitable for many schemes. Colourtrend Contemporary Collection offers a beautiful array of modern,...

Esker Ridge from Colourtrend is a stone neutral paint colour, a lighter member of the Covert Feather family. Colourtrend Paint Finishes: Colourtrend Ceramic Matt is an elegant flat matt finish with...

Foraging from Colourtrend is a versatile neutral paint colour that can be used alone or as an excellent base that will welcome introductions of colour. Colourtrend Contemporary Collection offers a...

Kittiwake has a soft taupe undertone that will stand out in natural light, creating more space within smaller rooms. This sophisticated neutral is also the perfect backdrop for creative accents...

Watch House from Colourtrend is a warm shade with a taupe undertone that brings a velvety depth to the space it is within. It is an ideal colour to pair...

This strong neutral is one of our most popular wallpaper background colours, so we couldn’t resist adding it to our collection of richly pigmented paints. A classic stone colour, Stony...

This versatile and understated tone is named after the unbleached wood used in the stalk of a match. With the tiny addition of black, this neutral timber colour creates delightfully...

This yellow based stone hue was first created as a background colour for our wallpapers but was quickly added to our paint collection by popular request. Named after Dennis Savage,...

This earthy yellow based neutral is so called because it is a stronger version of String, both in colour and use! Cord has a traditional ‘below stairs’ feel and works...

This popular off white takes its name from the delicate colour of silk used in traditional ballet slippers. Without cool blue undertones, Slipper Satin often reads as a pale grey...

This timeless off white is named after the chalky pigments used in original distempers. One of our Traditional Neutrals, its soft tone is created by the addition of a small...

This mid tone off white is one of the original Farrow & Ball colours - an uncomplicated name for a timeless classic. Off-White sits within our Traditional Neutrals so works...

This soft grey green simply earns its name by being the most historic of all our whites. One of our Traditional Neutrals, Old White can read as a subdued green,...

A stony neutral, this traditional grey green was originally used as a colour name in the 9th century - an ancient name for a timeless colour. The subtle green base...

Neither too yellow, nor too grey, Drop Cloth is the traditional name for the indispensable painter's dust sheet which this muted colour embodies. A nod to our painters and decorators,...

A soft grey with a touch of green, this stony neutral is simply named after the colour of bones found in the animal kingdom. Softer than Old White, Bone creates...

This traditional grey was originally created to touch up the old limewash at Hardwick Hall and doesn’t look very white to most, unless contrasted with strong shades like Off-Black. Less...

Dimity is named after the lightweight cotton fabric originally used to make ladies’ bustles, but which is now more commonly used for bedding. One of our Red Based Neutrals, this...

A warm Red Based Neutral named after our first Colour Consultant Joa, who still develops many Farrow & Ball colours. Joa’s White is a light and clean taupe with the...

This classic dark taupe was inspired by the cottages found in the pretty Cotswold villages of Oxfordshire. It is the darkest of our Red Based Neutrals and sits contentedly with...

This stony off white takes its name from a 19th century skim, or plaster colour, but often reminds us of childhood afternoons skimming stones. With its warm light grey undertones,...