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French Gray, despite its name, leans heavily towards green. A beautifully subtle and indeterminate shade, it takes its inspiration from colours popular in French decoration in the 19th century, and creates very relaxed-feeling rooms. Its green undertone makes it a sympathetic colour for exterior woodwork, especially front doors. -
Eating Room Red is a deep, blackened burgundy shade that takes its name from the dining rooms of the mid-19th century, where damask wallpapers of this exact colour were a popular feature. -
Down Pipe is a true Farrow & Ball classic. A deep lead grey with a blue undertone, it creates a strong but complex finish on all sorts of surfaces, whether as a backdrop to your favourite gallery wall, a skirting board colour that ties every room together, or even a dramatic shade for floorboards. -
Dove Tale is a warm mid-tone grey, perfect as a darker accent or alternative to Elephant's Breath. Its subtle lilac undertone gives it a soft and restful feel that suits bedrooms beautifully, especially when paired with Skimming Stone. -
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 of England. It's a darker yellow than Farrow's Cream, best used with other yellow-based neutrals such as New White. -
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. It takes its name from one of the first Farrow & Ball stockists, based in the east of England. -
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 warm grey tones come out more strongly in others. It's a flattering backdrop for any space, but looks particularly beautiful in candlelight great for a dining room. -
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 modern: denim workwear. Like a favourite pair of jeans, it feels low-key but always stylish. -
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 from which it takes its name where its cheerful yellow shade will amplify the available light even more. -
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. -
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 & Ball Easy Neutrals group. Try it as a wall colour with the lighter Ammonite on the ceiling and trim for a put-together all-grey look. -
Cord is a strong, yellow based neutral. It makes the perfect partner for Farrow & Ball classic String, having been created as its stronger accent. As a kitchen cabinet colour, it also works brilliantly with the slightly lighter Matchstick on walls. -
Cooking Apple Green is a classic Farrow & Ball shade with a comforting traditional feel, especially when combined with All White woodwork. It's a versatile shade that feels fresh in brightly lit rooms and richer in low-lit spaces. -
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, this vibrant colour is perfect for kitchens and outdoor dining areas. -
Cinder Rose is a dusky, mid-toned pink. With only a very small amount of yellow pigment, which is found in greater quantities in most pinks, it has a cooler and more relaxed feel. For a soft look, try it on walls with Great White woodwork. -
Inspired by the auburn hair of Farrow & Ball's head of creative, Charlotte's Locks is a deep, vibrant orange that looks fantastic in small spaces. Try it with All White or Black Blue for a sharp, stylish contrast. -
Charleston, the country home that once provided a meeting place for the artists and intellectuals of the Bloomsbury Group, was the inspiration for this warm grey. It has brown undertones that work exceptionally well with Farrow & Ball's Contemporary Neutrals Group, as well as with richer colours like Brinjal. -
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. -
Calke Green is named after Calke Abbey, the country house in Derbyshire where an aged version of this rich green colour was originally found. As a wall colour, it works particularly well with Old White on ceilings and woodwork. -
Calamine is a colour that many of us will recognise from childhood, the signature pale pink of a lotion used to soothe stings and rashes. A hint of grey helps to keep this light pink feeling fresh rather than sugary sweet. -
Cabbage White takes its name from the cabbage white butterfly, whose delicate wings inspired this equally delicate paint colour. White with just a hint of blue, Cabbage White is a fresh, pale shade that's perfect for taking across both the walls and ceiling in a bedroom. -
Brinjal is a rich, deep purple inspired by the glossy skin of an aubergine. It looks striking on woodwork in Farrow & Ball's Full Gloss finish, or as a sophisticated feature wall colour alongside pale grey Skimming Stone. -
Breakfast Room Green is a cheerful mid-toned green that stays looking lively in all different lights. It's particularly striking in the early morning, when the users of east facing 'Breakfast Rooms' would traditionally have seen it. -
Borrowed Light is a soft pale blue that looks equally at home in brightly lit and low-lit rooms. It's a classic wall colour for children's bedrooms, and can be given a modern twist by pairing it with Stiffkey Blue furniture or trim. -
Blue Gray isn't quite as simple as its name suggests, appearing more blue, grey, or even green depending on the light. A small amount of black pigment gives it a relaxed, almost weathered feel. Try it as a less intense version of French Gray.
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