Farrow & Ball

Incarnadine is a rich crimson colour. Unashamedly glamorous, especially when used in Farrow & Ball Full Gloss, it can be used in a strong palet...

Imperial Purple is a deep, intense indigo that appears almost blue in some lights. It has an undeniably luxurious feel that's apparent whether it's...

House White is a clean, cool off-white shade. With its slight green undertone, it's far from a classic cream paint, looking almost citrussy on wall...

Hound Lemon is a fresh and delicate pale yellow with cool undertones. The story behind its name is unknown, having originally been chosen by the le...

Hopper Head takes its name from the decorative iron containers used to catch rainwater. A classic charcoal that sits between Railings and Down Pipe...

Hog Plum is a pale but intense yellow. A graphic shade, it’s reminiscent of the sweet and sour fruit found across Central America and the Southern ...

Hazy. It's a fresh, light blue inspired by mornings on the SoCal coast, and the drifts of fog you'll often find there.

Hay is a warm and dusty yellow with a distinct green undertone, evoking the freshness of the crop from which it takes its name. It's less intensely...

Harissa is a deep orange-red shade, inspired by the flavourful North African chilli paste of the same name. It brings vibrancy, energy and warmth t...

Hardwick White is one of the deepest and most grey-toned of the Farrow & Ball whites. Used as a wall colour, it's a sophisticated chalky hue th...

Hague Blue is a fantastically popular Farrow & Ball blue, a deep and inky favourite for walls, woodwork, and front doors alike. Try it as a dar...

Grove Green is a deep and subtly blue-toned green. Its hint of blue pigment sets it apart from more classic forest green shades, such as the ultra-...

Green Stone is a true Farrow & Ball original, having been one of the first neutrals to feature in the brand's palette. Like French Gray, it was...

Green Smoke is one of Farrow & Ball's most versatile greens, working just as well on kitchen cabinets and panelling as it does on walls. It's a...

Green Ground is a lighter version of Farrow & Ball favourite Cooking Apple Green. Originally a wallpaper background or "ground" colour (hence t...

No colour has provoked more debate among Farrow & Ball's followers than Green Blue. It appears differently to everyone and changes colour with ...

Great White is a white with just a hint of pink. Its subtlety makes it a wonderful wall colour for children's rooms, offering the delicate sweetnes...

Graupel is a delicate periwinkle blue named after an equally delicate wintry precipitation. Very cool with light purple undertones, it pairs well w...

Grate Black is a unique neutral that sits somewhere between two classic Farrow & Ball shades – the softer Off-Black and the deeper Pitch Black....

Gervase Yellow takes its name from the late architectural historian and adviser Gervase Jackson-Stops, whose restoration of The Menagerie – a forme...

Fruit Fool is named after a mouthwatering English pudding, typically made with a glut of summer fruits from the garden. The inclusion of a little b...

French Gray, despite its name, leans heavily towards green. A beautifully subtle and indeterminate shade, it takes its inspiration from colours pop...

Fox Red is an earthy terracotta red with brown undertones. It's less bright than Red Earth, a more yellow-toned terracotta from Farrow & Ball's...

Fowler Pink, like many Farrow & Ball shades, was inspired by the colourist John Fowler. This particular shade of pink, with its brighter and mo...