| Uncover the stories behind our archived hues |
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 Free standard shipping on all North American orders |
| Free standard shipping on all North American orders |
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| Step inside the Farrow & Ball Archive
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| We’ve always believed our colours are too characterful to leave behind, which is why every one finds a permanent home in our Archive. What began as a quiet, behind‑the‑scenes collection has grown into a cherished library of 160 distinctive shades - and today, we’re shining a light on a few of our favorites.
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| Some of our best-loved Archive hues
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| You can sample the Archive with our handy paint swatches.
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| London Stone
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| A warm mid brown, London Stone was created by John Sutcliffe for a classic Nash house in Regent’s Park. With its underlying magenta tones, this unassuming stone colour is the perfect accent for each of our Red Based Neutrals.
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| Faded Terracotta
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| The singular colour of terracotta pots and tiles baked to a pale hue by the California sun. An easygoing shade characterized by softness and warmth.
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Walls and Paneling: Bone No.15; Photo: @half_a_hall
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| Bone
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| A soft grey with a touch of green, this stony neutral is simply named after the colour of bones found in the animal kingdom. Softer than Old White, Bone creates a timeless look suited to halls when combined with Lime White on woodwork.
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| Free delivery on samples |
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| Finding your favorite colour is a joy — and sometimes a challenge. Our samples are here to help. From our Signature Palette to our Archive, you can try all of our shades at home. |
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