FARROW & BALL
Farrow & Ball paint colours to try in 3D
Farrow & Ball was founded in Dorset in 1946 by John Farrow, a chemist, and Richard Ball, an engineer, and still makes its paint near Wimborne. Its colours are known for their characterful names and for muted, complex shades that change noticeably with the light. The planner has 110 of its colours, all listed below.
Try Farrow & Ball colours in your room →Most searched Farrow & Ball colours
These 21 colours have a full page: swatch, code, estimated light reflectance, undertone, pairings, the closest matches from other brands and how to try it in your room. Ordered by monthly searches.
Every Farrow & Ball colour in the planner
Grouped by how they look on screen, lightest first. Underlined names have their own page. Swatches are on-screen approximations, so check a real sample in your own light before you buy.
Whites (13)
Neutrals (33)
Greys (16)
Greens (18)
Blues (10)
Pinks & reds (9)
Yellows (10)
Darks (1)
How to try Farrow & Ball colours in the planner
- Open the planner and draw your room to its real size, or start from a furnished living room, bedroom or kitchen layout.
- Switch to 3D, open the Design panel and choose Walls.
- Filter by Farrow & Ball, or search by name. Paint the whole room, or select one wall for a feature wall.
Try Farrow & Ball colours in your room. Brand colours are premium finishes: preview any of them on your own walls for free, and Plus keeps them in your saved plan.
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