Beetle Black No.G16 Archive Collection - Farrow & Ball PaintDespite its name, Beetle Black is actually a strong, deep grey. It takes its name from the colour seen in black beetles' wing casings when their smooth surface catches the light, creating an almost armoured look.

This brownish-red

Middle Ground like most other Farrow & Ball colours with 'ground' in the name was originally created as the foundational colour for the brand's wallpapers

Sand is a superb candidate for small spaces and low-lit rooms

Its original use as an 'estate colour' hints at its ability to bring a finishing touch to exteriors as well as interiors

Turret White is a stony

Try it with Folly Green for a charming

This particular shade of green has long been a favourite for exterior woodwork and metalwork due to its ability to sit alongside both brick and stone masonry

It's similar to Picture Gallery Red

Dyrehaven is a deep and earthy green with grey undertones

contemporary vibe

ensuring a smooth and constant flow while maintaining the shape of the brush

is named Red House in honour of its legacy