Farrow & Ball

Manor House Gray is a cool, clean, mid-toned grey. It's the darkest tone in the Farrow & Ball Architectural Neutrals group, and therefore works...

Mahogany is a deep, rich brown inspired by the wood of the same name, whose distinctive colour has been popular in interiors for centuries. It pair...

Lulworth Blue is a colour typically found in Regency palettes, but with a nod to the ancient landscape around Farrow & Ball's home – the Jurass...

London Stone is a lighter accent to London Clay, which shares its unusual magenta undertone. Try it with Red Based Neutrals like Dimity or Oxford S...

London Clay is a warm, deep brown with a generous amount of magenta pigment. The result is a rich and earthy colour with an understated elegance, a...

Loggia was inspired by the architectural feature of the same name – more specifically that of a London townhouse, from which chips of paint were ta...

Not the shade you may expect, Lobster is a vibrant, lively blue named after the popular Louisiana catch. This playful colour is sure to bring energ...

Deep, black Liquorice is named after the classic sweet, created from the root of the plant it shares a name with. A truly classic colour, it’s idea...

Lime White is an off-white shade inspired by traditional 'distemper' paints, whose recipes included ingredients derived from limestone. It features...

Light Stone is a unique neutral in the Farrow & Ball palette, having fewer green tones than Traditional Neutrals like Old White, and more cool ...

Light Sand. Inspired by the beaches and coastal homes of Malibu, it's a soft, warm and versatile neutral for walls and woodwork.

The name 'Light Gray' was first used to describe colours in the 9th century, making this one of the most ancient inspirations for a Farrow & Ba...

Light Blue is a long-standing Farrow & Ball favourite, having originally featured in the brand's first collection of colours. Its enduring popu...

Lichen is a muted shade of green that effortlessly evokes the subtle beauty of the natural world. It has a slight hint of blue to it, and works wel...

This fresh and cheerful yellow had its first wave of popularity in the mid 20th century, when it often featured in silk wall hangings. Today, Lanca...

Lamp Room Gray is a traditional blue-grey colour that creates timeless-feeling schemes. It's slightly softer than Pavilion Gray but still has a sur...

Lake Red is a truly energising colour, a richly pigmented cerise that brings a touch of playfulness and joy to any surface. Like its fellow Farrow ...

Kittiwake is a clean, cool blue inspired by the wings of seabirds. It sits between two famous Farrow & Ball blues, Parma Grey and Lulworth Blue...

A highly requested colour, this is a cleaner interpretation of Farrow & Ball favourite Light Blue. Its name is inspired by the folkloric fires ...

Joa's White is named after Farrow & Ball's Colour Curator, Joa Studholme. A light taupe with just the slightest amount of black, this versatile...

Jitney takes its name from the Hampton Jitney, the bus that whisks New Yorkers away from the stifling city and towards the sea air of the Hamptons ...

James White was originally created for a Dr James, a discerning man whose garden room was in need of a lightly green-based white. The finished resu...

India Yellow has an unusual source of inspiration, taking its name from a pigment traditionally collected from the urine of cows fed on mango leave...

Inchyra Blue was once a custom Farrow & Ball paint colour, created specially for Inchyra House in Perthshire. Its deep blue-grey tone takes its...