/ 157 Paints
Stirabout by Farrow & Ball is a warm, earthy neutral with a subtle grey undertone. This relaxed beige hue creates an inviting, cozy atmosphere, making it an excellent choice for living spaces and bedrooms seeking a soft, grounded aesthetic.
Red Earth by Farrow & Ball is a rich, sun-baked terracotta that blends red and yellow pigments. This warm, earthy hue deepens as the sun goes down, creating an incredibly cozy and welcoming atmosphere in smaller spaces or dining rooms.
Studio Green by Farrow & Ball is a dramatic, blackened green that reads as almost pure black in low light. When illuminated, its rich green pigments emerge, offering a sophisticated and moody depth perfect for studies or cabinetry.
Farrow & Ball Old White No. 4 is a soft, historic grey-green. As one of their Traditional Neutrals, it reads as a subdued green in shaded or north-facing rooms, but transforms into a classic, sophisticated grey-beige in well-lit spaces.
Farrow & Ball Plummett (No. 272) is a strong, hard-edged architectural gray inspired by the lead used by fishermen. With an LRV of 27%, it acts as a deep, modern mid-tone that occasionally flashes subtle blue or silver undertones, making it perfect for industrial aesthetics and dramatic woodwork.
Farrow & Ball Dimity (No. 2008) is a very pale, warm taupe with a subtle red base. Named after a lightweight cotton fabric, this subdued neutral provides unmatchable depth, making it an elegant choice for creating welcoming, cozy spaces without leaning too yellow or grey.
Farrow & Ball Pointing is a warm, delicate off-white named after the lime pointing used in traditional brickwork. As a red-based neutral, it carries a soft, inviting warmth that prevents spaces from feeling clinical, making it a highly versatile tone for walls, trim, and ceilings.
Farrow & Ball Down Pipe No. 26 is a dramatic, dark lead gray with distinct blue undertones. Inspired by historic cast-iron guttering, this moody and complex charcoal hue is perfect for creating deeply atmospheric spaces, striking kitchen cabinetry, or elegant exterior trim.
Middleton Pink by Farrow & Ball is a delicate, fresh pastel pink with a subtle underlying warmth. It offers a clean, uncomplicated hue that avoids looking overly sugary or blue-toned, making it an elegant choice for both playful and sophisticated architectural finishes.
Farrow & Ball Bisque (No. 9811) is a warm, inviting yellowed orange with distinct coral and pink undertones. Serving as a softer, more muted alternative to Charlotte's Locks, this archival shade brings a vibrant yet earthy glow to dining rooms, woodwork, and cozy living spaces.
Farrow & Ball Mizzle (No. 266) is a soft, hazy grey-green that captures the essence of a misty coastal morning. Depending on the light, it shifts beautifully between a muted sage green and a cool, silvery blue-grey, making it an incredibly versatile neutral.
Farrow & Ball Stiffkey Blue No. 281 is a deep, inky navy blue with subtle slate and blue-green undertones. Named after a Norfolk beach, this dramatic yet grounding shade boasts an LRV of 10.0, making it perfect for moody bedrooms, sophisticated cabinetry, and striking exterior accents.