This year, we've seen lots of love for green in interior design, from dark forest greens to lighter sage green. A timeless color that brings with it a calming quality thanks to its association ...

There’s a Farrow & Ball shop near me, which means my postcode is bursting with people unfazed by paying large amounts of money to coat their living rooms in shades of Mizzle and Churlish Green.

Churlish Green, Pavilion Blue, St Giles Blue, and Mahogany. That decade-plus longevity per color remains top of mind for Farrow & Ball’s introduction of these 11 shades, many of which feel ...

"It all starts with the menu and that tends to determine whether I use white plates or green plates. Then everything sort of spirals from there. I do try and avoid overmatching everything.

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Farrow & Ball has become an Instagram darling, and firm friend of every homeowner looking for the perfect shade of off-white, the most striking teal, or an array of nature-inspired greens to rival ...

If there are two creative entities known for their approach to colour, it would be the New York fashion designer Christopher John Rogers and paint company Farrow & Ball. The pair have ... choices ...