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Calluna is a genus of plant that solely includes heather, whose dainty flowers inspired this delicate Farrow & Ball colour. Its a pale purple with a touch of black pigment, which makes for a soft and sophisticated shade that leans more towards lilac than pink. -
Brassica is a sophisticated lavender shade with grey undertones, which really come to the fore in darker rooms. It's inspired by the distinctive florets of purple sprouting broccoli, from the Brassica family of plants. -
Plummett is a deep, true grey that creates a modern architectural feel when used on woodwork. It works brilliantly as an addition to an industrial-style scheme, where its strong tones can really hold their own. -
Wevet is a clean and simple white with cool undertones. Perfect for those looking for a barely-there white, it has a hint of grey that makes it more interesting than a pure brilliant white when used floor to ceiling, but still subtle and easy to live with. -
Ammonite is a subtle light grey named after the fossils found along England's Jurassic Coast. It's neither warm nor cool, making it superbly easy to use in any room of the home. Try it with All White for a fresh and bright look, or with other greys from the Farrow & Ball Easy Neutrals group. -
Purbeck Stone takes its name and colour from the Isle of Purbeck, near Farrow & Ball's home on the south coast of England. Part of the Easy Neutrals group, it's not too warm and not too cool, making it incredibly easy to pair with many shades from the Farrow & Ball palette, but particularly with Cornforth White, Wevet or Ammonite. -
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 Contemporary Neutral like Strong White. Used on walls in a smaller room, it feels daring yet comforting. Or, try it on a kitchen island to make a statement against lighter grey cabinets. -
A cool and delicate grey. This cool grey is named after the quaint West Country dialect for the colour of twilight. -
Nancy's Blushes takes its inspiration from a rosy-cheeked little girl named Nancy. Cheerful and uplifting, it nevertheless feels sophisticated when used alongside a soft neutral in a low-lit room. For a more impactful look, try it with the graphic St Giles Blue. -
Stiffkey Blue pronounced 'stoo-key' is inspired by the Norfolk beach of the same name, where the mud is a unique shade of navy blue. In the home, however, it can create a wonderfully traditional feel, especially when used alongside pale grey Ammonite on woodwork. -
Shadow White is an off-white with an ever-so-slight hint of grey, creating the impression of a true white used in shade. It's a great alternative to a pure brilliant white, creating a softer and more considered feel, and it sits beautifully alongside the slightly darker Shaded White and slightly lighter School House White to create a calming neutral scheme. -
Drop Cloth is a mid grey beige or 'greige' that pays homage to our expert painters and decorators. It takes its name from the indispensable dust sheet, and is just as useful, creating the perfect neutral base for lighter tones like Shaded White and Shadow White. -
Worsted is a woven fabric named after the Norfolk village where it was originally made. Farrow & Ball's own Worsted takes its colour from the suits often made from this material, most often in deep shades of grey. It's lighter than Mole's Breath, but deeper than Purbeck Stone, and makes a great accompaniment to both. -
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 room, especially when paired with the darker Blue Gray or Pigeon on woodwork. -
Peignoir is a soft pink with a generous dose of grey, making it a sophisticated option for any room of the home. Due to its grey undertones, it works particularly well in a scheme alongside the Farrow & Ball Contemporary Neutrals. -
Yeabridge Green is a fresh mid-toned green. It's based on a colour found at an 18th-century farmhouse in Somerset, which was still lush and bright on its discovery despite being many years old. Less yellow than Churlish Green and more so than Breakfast Room Green, it offers the best of both worlds. -
Vardo takes its name from the ornate horse-drawn wagons once commonly used by Romanichal Travellers across Britain, which often used vibrant tones such as this rich teal in their decoration. Make it the star of any scheme by teaming with subtle pale greys such as Ammonite or Strong White. -
Inchyra Blue was once a custom Farrow & Ball paint colour, created specially for Inchyra House in Perthshire. Its deep blue-grey tone takes its inspiration from wild and stormy Scottish skies, and is just as changeable as the weather in certain lights, it can take on a more blue, grey, or even green cast. -
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 walls. Try it with All White woodwork for an effortless combination. -
Treron is a sophisticated dark grey-green shade. A greener alternative to Farrow & Ball favourite Pigeon, it aptly takes its name from a green-breasted genus of the pigeon family. Try it as an accent to French Gray or lighter shades in the Farrow & Ball Traditional Neutrals group. -
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 during the summer months. This beachy destination inspired the colour of Jitney a relaxed and effortlessly cool sandy brown. -
Paean Black is a red-based shade of black, making it the perfect woodwork colour or accent for lighter shades of red. It brings an elegant feel to interior and exterior features alike. -
Sulking Room Pink is a deep, muted rose pink. In some lights it has a stronger neutral presence, which give it an edgier feel than more classic pinks. It takes its name from the boudoir, a room named after the French verb 'bouder', meaning 'to sulk'. -
Preference Red is a traditional-feeling deep red with a nod to Farrow & Ball's past as a purveyor of 'Preference Paints'. For a more classic feel, try it with any of the Farrow & Ball Red Based Neutrals such as Dimity or Pointing or go bold by pairing it with Paean Black. -
Bancha is a rich, dark olive green. It gets its colour Ð and its name Ð from Japanese tea leaves harvested late in the season, a strong and earthy shade that feels calming when combined with soft pinks and shades of brown.
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