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A totally pure white All White is exactly what it says! Unusually, it contains no other pigment except for white, creating the softest most sympa...

A naturally understated grey Ammonite is named after the treasured fossils often found on the Dorset coast. It has a fantastically understated ...

A lively mint green Arsenic has a lively, stimulating feel despite its name being derived from the poison that was rumoured to ha...

A cheerful yellow Babouche takes its exotic name from the distinctive colour of the leather slippers worn by men in Morocco. It has a cheer...

An established silvery green This muted green is a tribute to Richard Ball, the paint pioneer who first founded our company in Dorset, Engl...

A protective olive green This mid-century modern green is a darker version of the much loved archive colour, Olive. Perfect for those who...

A cool white Our coolest white, with the slightest hint of grey, was historically made with the addition of lamp black pigment gathered fro...

A brilliant red Blazer is a bright and cheerful vermilion which reads like a cleaner, more contemporary version of Rectory Red. It grabs yo...

A cool blue grey With its subtle mix of blue, green and black pigments, Blue Gray creates the most relaxed of rooms that feel as if they ha...

A clean mid blue First used as a wallpaper ground colour in our damask collection, Blue Ground creates an upbeat and happy atmosphere which is of...

A soft and stony grey A soft grey with a touch of green, this stony neutral is simply named after the colour of bones found in the animal kingdom...

A pale and illuminating blue Evoking the colour of summer skies, Borrowed Light is a wonderfully pale blue named after the delicate light t...

A dark and sophisticated lavender Brassica’s rich lavender tones feel both feminine and charming in light areas, but become much more sophi...

A cheerful green Breakfast Room Green is the most cheerful of all our greens, remaining lively in both bright sunlight or softer candleli...

A sophisticated aubergine Brinjal takes its name from the beautifully deep and shiny skin of the aubergine, so it is particularly magnifice...

The slightest hint of blue A subtle white with the slightest hint of blue, Cabbage White takes its name from the most delicate of butterflies. Th...

Delicate pink with a touch of grey Calamine is indeed named after the lotion we all used as children to soothe nettle stings and rashes! A ...

A traditional sage green This rich and traditional green is a cleaned version of a colour originally found in the breakfast room at Calke...

A tranquil lilac Calluna takes its name from the beautiful heather so prolific across the moors of Scotland. A touch of black ensures that ...

A masculine grey green This dark grey green is named after the study like rooms much favoured in the Victorian period and is unapologetic i...

A deep, warm grey A warm and muted grey, Charleston Gray is named after the much loved home of the equally artistic and intellectual Blooms...

A deep and playful orange Charlotte's Locks takes its inspiration from the flame red hair of our Head of Creative and brings a playful late...

A yellow based green Churlish Green takes its name from the old English definition relating to simple peasant life. With its highly pigment...

A wildly romantic rose pink Cinder Rose has barely any of the yellow pigment found in most pinks, making it feel bluer and more romantic. T...

A warm lemon yellow Citron, as the name suggests, is a warm Mediterranean yellow which has a bright intensity in small spaces and is fantas...

A vibrant blue Cook’s Blue was inspired by the rich and poignant finish in the cook’s closet at Calke Abbey where the walls had been untouched fo...

A fresh iconic green Cooking Apple Green is a Farrow & Ball classic which always feels charmingly familiar and, like all greens, create...

A strong earthy neutral This earthy yellow based neutral is so called because it is a stronger version of String, both in colour and use! Cord has ...

An understated grey Cornforth White is the mid tone in the group of Easy Neutrals which are totally understated and extremely versatile. Neithe...

A muted green grey This very light green grey is named after the Cromarty Firth estuary, a place of swirling mists mentioned daily in the S...

A refreshing pale yellow A typical Regency colour, this charmingly simple pale yellow takes its name from the rooms which were filled with ...

A down to earth and grounding blue This quietly elegant blue feels wonderfully down to earth, so could be used on anything from a kitchen...

An aged salmon pink A subtle shade whose name refers to the flat or ‘dead’ finish of an aged pink painted at Kedleston Hall in 1805, Dead Salmo...

A very pale taupe Dimity is named after the lightweight cotton fabric originally used to make ladies’ bustles, but which is now more commonly u...

A cool and delicate grey Dimpse is a delicate grey named after the quaint West Country dialect for the colour of twilight and is one of our...

A relaxed green blue This vintage blue takes its name from one of the first Farrow & Ball stockists based in East Anglia. Like many of our bl...

A rich double cream Dorset Cream’s name conjures up exactly the right colour in our minds; a rich double cream made in the heart of the Wes...

A warm grey with lilac undertones Dove Tale is a darker version of Elephant's Breath and is perfect for those who are hoping for a warm gre...

A dramatic lead grey Down Pipe, a dark lead grey, has definite blue undertones to it which deepen the complexity of the finish. Originally inspir...

A gentle mid grey beige Neither too yellow, nor too grey, Drop Cloth is the traditional name for the indispensable painter's dust sheet which thi...

A rich burgundy The deep blackened pigmentation of our Eating Room Red gives a rich burgundy finish with a wonderfully aged feel. This, our...

A warm mid grey This warm and contemporary grey is renowned for its characterful paint name, originally created by John Fowler, the notable...

A traditional cream Our original cream is named after the paint pioneer who first founded the company with Richard Ball in Dorset, England....

A soothing green grey French Gray is really much more green than grey, but characterfully flits between the two depending on the light and ...

Quite simply green blue This chameleon colour needs no other name, it is exactly what it says – sometimes blue and sometimes green depending on t...

A pale and fresh green This refreshing green is a lightened version of Cooking Apple Green, created as a background colour to some of our p...

A dark and smoky green A smoky green blue, this colour was popular in interiors during the late 19th century. It has an irresistibly inviti...

A deep dark blue This strong blue takes its name from the fantastically coloured woodwork much used by the Dutch, and still works wonderfully to ...