167 Colors · Est. 1946 · Dorset, England, UK

Farrow & Ball Color Chart

Browse Farrow & Ball's curated palette — find budget-friendly matches from other brands

All 167 Farrow & Ball Colors

The complete Farrow & Ball color chart — every shade with its hex code, LRV, and undertone. Filter by family or search, and open any color for its cross-brand matches.

Farrow & Ball Color Library

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About Farrow & Ball

Farrow & Ball is a British luxury paint brand founded in 1946 in Dorset, England, renowned for its deeply pigmented, richly textured finishes. Each color is handcrafted using exceptionally high concentrations of pigment that create an extraordinary depth and complexity of color — especially visible as natural light changes throughout the day. The brand has a cult following among interior designers, architects, and homeowners who want paint that looks and feels fundamentally different from mass-market alternatives. Farrow & Ball paints are available through their own showrooms, select design retailers, and online.

The most iconic Farrow & Ball colors include Hague Blue No.30, Elephant's Breath No.229, Cornforth White No.228, Ammonite No.274, and Stiffkey Blue No.281. These colors have become design world staples — Elephant's Breath is one of the most searched paint colors in the world, and Hague Blue has defined the moody blue trend for a decade.

Their palette is deliberately curated at approximately 150 colors rather than thousands — each one carefully developed and given an evocative name drawn from British history and landscape. Farrow & Ball is known for unique finish names: Modern Emulsion (a durable, wipeable matte for most rooms), Estate Emulsion (a chalky, ultra-matte finish for ceilings and low-traffic rooms), Full Gloss (for woodwork and trim), and Modern Eggshell (a mid-sheen for kitchens and bathrooms). Price range: $100–$120 per gallon — the most expensive major brand, reflecting artisanal manufacturing, premium pigment concentration, and water-based formulas. Preview any Farrow & Ball color with our room visualizer, or use the compare tool to find a budget-friendly alternative from other brands.

Most Popular Farrow & Ball Colors

The 5 Farrow & Ball colors most-searched on Paint Color HQ — verified bestsellers based on cross-brand match volume.

Budget Alternatives to Farrow & Ball

Love a Farrow & Ball color but not the $100+ price tag? Click any color below to see the closest matches from more affordable brands. Our Delta E matching finds near-identical shades from Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, and Behr — often at a third of the price per gallon. Explore Farrow & Ball's most loved blues, grays, and whites, or use our compare tool to check the exact Delta E difference between any two colors.

Farrow & Ball colors — frequently asked

How many Farrow & Ball paint colors are there?▾

Farrow & Ball has 167 paint colors catalogued on Paint Color HQ, each with its exact hex code, RGB values, LRV (light reflectance value), and undertone. You can filter the full Farrow & Ball color chart by color family or undertone, and open any color to see its closest cross-brand matches — the equivalent shade in Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, and other catalogued brands.

What are the most popular Farrow & Ball paint colors?▾

Selected Farrow & Ball colors on Paint Color HQ include Ammonite, Cornforth White, Elephant's Breath. Each links to a detail page with its hex code, LRV, undertone, and the closest matching shades in other brands, so you can compare them side by side before you buy.

Can I match Farrow & Ball colors to other brands?▾

Yes — every Farrow & Ball color has its closest equivalents in Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, and 13 brands in total, computed with the CIEDE2000 color-difference formula. That's the ISO standard for how similar two colors look to the human eye, rather than matching by name or code, so it's the reliable way to get a Farrow & Ball look in whatever brand your local store carries.