Farrow & Ball

Double Cream is a warm, light neutral. It has noticeable peachy tones that set it apart from the classic Farrow's Cream, which appears fresher, lig...

Dorset Cream is a traditional shade the exact colour of rich double cream, which is commonly made around Farrow & Ball's home in the south-west...

Dix Blue is a vintage-inspired blue paint colour with generous doses of green and black pigment, which give it a complex, slightly aged appearance....

Dinnerware takes its name from the intricate patterns popularly used on china in the 18th century. Designs would often pair this lively shade of bl...

Dimpse is a West Country dialect word that describes the colour of twilight skies. It sits between Pavilion Gray and Blackened in the Farrow & ...

Dimity 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,...

With a close link to the natural world, this muddied green takes its name from the tool used to create holes for planting seeds and bulbs when gard...

Deep Reddish Brown's appeal is right there in the name – this intensely rich, warm russet was once very popular as a woodwork colour in country hou...

Dead Salmon is a deep salmon pink, and one of Farrow & Ball's most complex shades. It's discernibly rosy in some lights, while its brown and wa...

Although popular in Regency-era colour palettes, the grey-blue shade of Farrow & Ball's De Nimes has its origins in something a little more mod...

Dayroom Yellow is a refreshing pale yellow inspired by a Regency palette. It's best used in rooms that receive a lot of sun – like the dayrooms fro...

Dauphin is a warm mid-toned brown. Like Farrow & Ball's Salon Drab, it's inspired by 19th-century interiors, in which these 'drab' shades – ori...

Danish Lawn is a clear, vibrant green that feels as fresh as a just-cut lawn. To really embrace Danish Lawn's boldness, pair with a colour that mat...

Cromarty is a very light green with a noticable grey undertone. Almost neutral in its softness, it makes a relaxed yet atmospheric addition to any ...

Rather than the intense shade its name suggests, Crimson Red is a unique shade of pink – as modern and romantic as Sulking Room Pink but with a gre...

Quite simply the perfect shade of cream. This classic off-white is less fresh and bright than Farrow's Cream, having a subtle hint of black pigment...

Coppice Blue was originally an exterior woodwork colour, a feature of Snowshill Manor in Gloucestershire for over a century. Today, its rich teal t...

Cornforth White is a light grey that leans neither warm nor cool. Between Ammonite and Purbeck Stone, it forms the mid tone in the Farrow & Bal...

Cord is a strong, yellow based neutral. It makes the perfect partner for Farrow & Ball classic String, having been created as its stronger acce...

Coppice Blue was originally an exterior woodwork colour, a feature of Snowshill Manor in Gloucestershire for over a century. Today, its rich teal t...

A strong brick red, Copenhagen Roof is reminiscent of the tiled roofs of the Danish capital's old gabled townhouses. Try it with trim painted in a ...

Cooking Apple Green is a classic Farrow & Ball shade with a comforting traditional feel, especially when combined with All White woodwork. It's...

Cook's Blue is a bright, richly pigmented blue taken from Calke Abbey in Derbyshire, where it was found inside a cook's closet. Said to deter flies...

Cola is unique among Farrow & Ball's darker neutrals, with its red undertones creating a richness and warmth that sets it apart from the cooler...