CHAPPELL GREEN 83
This colour will at times read green, at other times blue, depending on which colours are put with it. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCAT’S PAW 240
Stronger in colour than its counterparts String and Cord, this is a good yellow-based neutral. Try alongside darker reds and warm blues. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCASTLE GRAY 92
First used on the exterior woodwork of a stone castle. A good period green for exterior use. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCARD ROOM GREEN 79
For those who think this colour too drab, try with Fawn. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCALLUNA 270
A much requested pretty heather colour. Warm but with an element of sophistication due to the addition of black. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCALKE GREEN 34
This is a colour based directly on a cleaned version of the breakfast room at Calke Abbey. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCALAMINE 230
Colours like this one appeared regularly in country house anterooms and boudoirs from the 1870s on into Edwardian times. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleCABBAGE WHITE 269
A delightful clean colour that takes its name from the distinctive wings of the Cabbage White butterfly. Slightly lighter and warmer than Borrowed Light. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBRINJAL 222
This deep aubergine colour originated as a 19th century estate colour. Red & Warm Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBREAKFAST ROOM GREEN 81
This colour is lively both by day and candlelight. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBRASSICA 271
An aged darker version of Calluna. This colour comes alive when combined with Calluna or Pelt. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBORROWED LIGHT 235
A perfect bedroom light blue wall colour, though it can also be used as a complement to darker colours. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBOOK ROOM RED 50
To do the work of Picture Gallery Red or Eating Room Red but in smaller rooms. Red & Warm Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBONE 15
As woodwork for strong colours or to simulate stone when combined with Lime White. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBLUE GROUND 210
A blue wallpaper ground first used in our Damask collection. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBLUE GRAY 91
A bluer version of French Gray. This colour will appear bluer in well lit rooms. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBLAZER 212
A bright vermillion red similar to the colour of the sports blazer worn at St. John’s College, Cambridge. Red & Warm Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBLACKENED 2011
Historically made with the addition of ‘lamp black’, a pigment made by collecting the residue from burnt lamp oil. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBLACK BLUE 95
This colour is definitely blue when painted in large areas. It is a blue version of Studio Green. Dark Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBALL GREEN 75
An old fashioned distemper colour from the Farrow & Ball archives. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleBABOUCHE 223
The brightness of this yellow will intensify on large areas. White & Light Tones undercoat.
View ArticleARSENIC 214
A green verdigris wallpaper ground colour first used on our Napoleonic Bee wallpaper. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleARCHIVE 227
Darker and warmer than Joa’s White, this colour would normally be seen as a buff and not an off-white unless used with strong dark colours. Mid Tones undercoat.
View ArticleALL WHITE 2005
Farrow and Ball’s cleanest and whitest white – it will bring freshness to any colour. White & Light Tones undercoat.
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