The Most Popular Farrow and Ball Colours
Farrow and Ball have an extensive range of well-known colours in 132 different shades. Knowing which colour to choose can be an extremely hard decision to make. From cool to neutral shades, earthy tones and more unique deeper hues there is a lot to consider when picking a Farrow and Ball paint colour.
We recommend selecting some colour samples and brushing these onto lining paper to see how the colour and the finish look in your space in different light conditions.
Here we run you through some of Farrow and Ball’s most popular colours to help inspire you for your next project. If you're looking for advice on which Farrow and Ball finish to select, we have outlined these in our related article.
Skimming Stone
A versatile light greige paint from Farrow and Ball, neutral tones offering more warmth than a grey or white.
Ammonite
Ammonite is a must have grey. A light true grey, meaning it's not too warm or too cold and works in most spaces, creating an understated blank canvas.
Pigeon
Pigeon is a mid blue grey with green undertones, making it Farrow and Ball’s most popular green. Pigeon is loved by many in kitchens and those looking for heritage inspiration within their interiors.
Railings
Railings is a soft blue-black, an alternative to black and navy. This versatile shade works everywhere, from front doors and dramatic statement walls to kitchen cupboards and woodwork.
Green Smoke
Green Smoke takes the green shades we all know and love and adds a touch of grey for a smokey green finish. Popular in the 19th century colour palettes Green Smoke now offers a classical kitchen colour or a serene bedroom shade.
Elephant's Breath
Elephant’s Breath is a warm mid grey tone. A slightly darker greige paint than Skimming Stone but from the same colour family, Elephant’s Breath is the perfect contemporary neutral for your living spaces.
De Nimes
De Nimes is a mid blue-grey, although inspired by colours from the regency era, the mid blue-grey paired with neutrals offers a modern industrial loft living style palette.
Setting Plaster
A subtle blush pink with yellow undertones, making it slightly peach compared to other pinks in the Farrow and Ball colour family. Perfect if you want a light pink that's a little different or lightly venturing into shades of terracotta.
Hague Blue
Hague Blue is a rich deep blue with green undertones. Hague Blue is a go to for dark dramatic interiors with statement walls and woodwork, or a classic modern kitchen with Hague Blue kitchen units paired with Wevet walls.
Strong White
Hague Blue is a rich deep blue with green undertones. Hague Blue is a go to for dark dramatic interiors with statement walls and woodwork, or a classic modern kitchen with Hague Blue kitchen units paired with Wevet walls.