Farrow & Ball Collection

Brinjal takes its name from the beautifully deep and shiny skin of the aubergine, so it is particularly magnificent in Full Gloss. It can create a warm and highly sophisticated...

Dove Tale No. 267 is a darker version of Elephant's Breath and is perfect for those who are hoping for a warm grey finish. Typical of the colours used by...

Clunch by Farrow & Ball is named after the chalk stone used in the off-white building blocks of many East Anglian buildings. Its yellow base creates an incredibly versatile finish,...

This chameleon colour needs no other name, it is exactly what it says – sometimes blue and sometimes green depending on the changing light throughout the day. Green Blue is...

This off white was first created for the pretty garden room of a discerning Dr James with a fresh underlying green tone. The slightest hint of green creates a calm,...

Wine Dark No. 308 from Farrow & Ball is a rich dark blue paint colour. Farrow & Ball's richest blue, it’s the perfect addition to our strong blue family, being more sophisticated...

Our prettiest and most delicate pink was named after the discerning colourist, Catherine Middleton. This light pastel tone is fresh and uncomplicated, especially when contrasted with All White for a...

This creamy tone is only deemed as ‘new’ because it feels much fresher than more traditional whites such as Lime White. It will warm up any room with its soft...

This dusty pink started out as a delicate wallpaper background which was often requested as a paint colour. Pink Ground, with its large dose of yellow pigment, now creates the...

A timeless grey whose name takes its roots from the much loved Elephant's Breath, this moody hue is inspired by a smaller, furrier animal. Mole's Breath is the most versatile...

This strong architectural grey is named after the lead often used by fishermen to weight their lines. Plummett intensifies in colour in smaller spaces and has a strikingly modern feel...

A warm mid brown, London Stone was created by John Sutcliffe for a classic Nash house in Regent’s Park. With its underlying magenta tones, this unassuming stone colour is the...

Stirabout No. 300 from Farrow & Ball is a warm neutral off white paint colour. A lighter version of classic Jitney, so it's not as grey as the Contemporary Neutrals but more grey...

This elegant white is not named after a shark, but simply refers to how wonderful the colour is! Great White appears to be a very pale lilac when contrasted with...

Named after the deep green plumage of a mallard, Duck Green is a wonderful reminder of the exquisite colours of nature. Strong but subdued, it offers a contemporary alternative to...

Our most popular shade of aqua is a lighter version of an archived Farrow & Ball colour, Powder Blue. Pale Powder has an unparalleled softness and in north facing rooms...

Eddy No. 301 from Farrow & Ball is soft neutral paint colour. A lighter shade than French Gray and a greener alternative to Cromarty. It is delicate in tone but does not feel pastel. Farrow...

This true pink is named after the scrumptious rosy cheeks of a much loved little girl called Nancy. The uplifting shade of Nancy’s Blushes certainly grabs your attention when paired...

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,...

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...

Kittiwake No. 307 from Farrow & Ball is a beautiful soft blue paint colour. Reminiscent of that other great Farrow & Ball paint colour, Lulworth Blue, Kittiwake is a new clean...

Chine Green from Farrow & Ball is a beautiful deep shade of green from the Archive range. This earthy green takes its name from a steep-sided coastal gorges that are a...

Our most traditional blue grey was originally created when a white room had been stained by the trimming of lamp wicks. Lamp Room Gray creates a softer more lived in...

Dimpse is a delicate grey named after the quaint West Country dialect for the colour of twilight and is one of our cooler Architectural Neutrals. Sitting between Pavilion Gray and...