Oval Room Blue No. 85
Oval Room Blue is the most "blackened" of Farrow & Ball blues, containing a generous amount of the black pigment that gives many Farrow & B...
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Oval Room Blue is the most "blackened" of Farrow & Ball blues, containing a generous amount of the black pigment that gives many Farrow & B...
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Orangery is a yellow-based orange shade, taking its name from the ornate greenhouses and conservatories popular across Europe in the 18th century. ...
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Orange Coloured White is a fresh-feeling, modern cream colour that works brilliantly in north facing rooms, where its slight red undertone adds jus...
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Olive is an earthy mid-toned green. It's slightly lighter and more muted than Bancha, but shares its serene and calming appeal. It appears at its r...
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Old White, quite simply, is the most historic of Farrow & Ball whites. It's part of the Traditional Neutrals group – Lime White, Off-White, Old...
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Ointment Pink is a soft orange-pink shade. It has more brightness and warmth than the earthier Dead Salmon or the greyer Setting Plaster, it sits s...
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Off-White first appeared in the original palette of Farrow & Ball colours, making it a true classic. It still earns its keep in the palette tod...
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Off-Black is quite simply what it says: a softer alternative to a true, pitch black for front doors, woodwork, and – for the daring – the walls of ...
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Octagon Yellow is a soft golden yellow – full of sunshine, but without the intense brightness that can make some yellows too energetic for a restfu...
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With a less aged feel than more traditional Farrow & Ball neutrals, such as Lime White, New White creates fresh and warm interiors. It works wo...
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With a familiar, well-loved feel, this clay shade is inspired by the origins of the word apron.
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Nancy's Blushes takes its inspiration from a rosy-cheeked little girl named Nancy. Cheerful and uplifting, it nevertheless feels sophisticated when...
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Mouse'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...
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Like Dutch Pink, this 18th-century colour contains much more yellow than its name might suggest. This creates a peachy, earthy shade that brings wa...
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Monkey Puzzle is a deep, dark shade reminiscent of the spiky evergreen tree from which it takes its name. This particular shade of green has long b...
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Mole's Breath is a strong grey that makes a very versatile accent for other Farrow & Ball greys, whether an Easy Neutral like Wevet or a Contem...
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Mizzle is a West Country dialect word for a mix of mist and drizzle. This evocative tone is a light and misty green-grey tone, without any coolness...
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Minster Green takes its name from Wimborne Minster, the picturesque market town close to Farrow & Ball's home in the south of England. Perfect ...
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Middleton Pink is a light and delicate shade of pink named after colourist Catherine Middleton. It has a fresh feel when paired with All White, but...
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Middle Ground – like most other Farrow & Ball colours with 'ground' in the name – was originally created as the foundational colour for the bra...
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Mere Green is a deep shade of teal with slightly darker, greener tones than Farrow & Ball classic Vardo. Despite being a more traditional teal,...
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Menagerie is a true, easy-to-use terracotta shade named after The Menagerie, the former folly lovingly renovated by Gervase Jackson-Stops. Try it a...
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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...
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This deliciously comforting colour takes its name from the marmelo quince — the inspiration for marmalade.