Around the World
Farrow & Ball paint and wallpaper can be found all over the world, not just in our stockists and showrooms, but proudly adorning the walls of cultural institutions and creative hotspots. From Paris’ Musée Rodin to New York City’s MoMA, LA’s Huntington Library to the Manchester Art Gallery, you can find our colours providing the perfect backdrop.
UK
MANCHESTER ART GALLERY
Manchester Art Gallery has been at the heart of the city’s cultural life since 1834, providing a beautiful and inspiring space for art appreciation and education. Since 2014, we’ve been working with our partners there to bring both collections and common spaces to life.
Using shades like moody Inchyra Blue, rich Red Earth and understated Elephant’s Breath, we’ve created backdrops for the latest exhibitions of work by local and international artists, as well as historic spaces like the Gallery Café.
NO.10 CASTLE STREET
One of our newest partnerships, No.10 Castle Street sits at the edge of Cranborne Chase in rural Dorset, offering luxurious boutique accommodation in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
We’ve worked with the hotel team to create a palette of verdant shades like Chappell Green and Ball Green, plus aged neutrals like House White and Old White, transforming the 18th-century property while still giving a nod to its heritage.
France
Musée Rodin
Paris, France
We are delighted to be supporting the renovation of the beautiful Hotel Biron building at the Musee Rodin. Farrow & Ball colours including Skylight, French Gray, Fox Red and bespoke colour Biron Gray have all been used as a striking backdrop to the gallery spaces.
Address:
Musée Rodin
79 rue de Varenne
75007 Paris
France
For more information please visit the Musée Rodin website.
Musée Rodin
Paris, France
We are delighted to be supporting the renovation of the beautiful Hotel Biron building at the Musee Rodin. Farrow & Ball colours including Skylight, French Gray, Fox Red and bespoke colour Biron Gray have all been used as a striking backdrop to the gallery spaces.
Address:
Musée Rodin
79 rue de Varenne
75007 Paris
France
For more information please visit the Musée Rodin website.
Cité de la Céramique
Sèvres, France
Fauna & Flora, L'univers de Julien Colombier
(16th February – 5th May 2018)
Le Musée de Sevres has used Farrow & Ball colours including Pitch Blue, Stiffkey Blue, Hague Blue and Vardo in its latest exhibition, ‘Fauna & Flora, L'univers de Julien Colombier’. The exhibition, which features hand painted porcelain pieces, runs until 5th May 2018.
Address:
2 Place de la Manufacture
92310 Sèvres
France
For more information, please visit the Sèvres - Cité de la Céramique website.
Cité de la Céramique
Sèvres, France
Fauna & Flora, L'univers de Julien Colombier
(16th February – 5th May 2018)
Le Musée de Sevres has used Farrow & Ball colours including Pitch Blue, Stiffkey Blue, Hague Blue and Vardo in its latest exhibition, ‘Fauna & Flora, L'univers de Julien Colombier’. The exhibition, which features hand painted porcelain pieces, runs until 5th May 2018.
Address:
2 Place de la Manufacture
92310 Sèvres
France
For more information, please visit the Sèvres - Cité de la Céramique website.
The Netherlands
Arita House Museum
Amsterdam, Netherlands
We are delighted to be supporting the stunning Arita Japanese Porcelain exhibition at Arita House in Amsterdam, a collection designed by Arita and designers Scholten & Baijing and inspired by Japanese craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Pavilion Gray, Blackened, Borrowed Light and Strong White have been used as a striking back drop to the exhibition.
Address:
Arita House
Ruysdaelkade 2–4
1072 AG Amsterdam
Netherlands
For more information please email or visit the Arita House Museum website.
Arita House Museum
Amsterdam, Netherlands
We are delighted to be supporting the stunning Arita Japanese Porcelain exhibition at Arita House in Amsterdam, a collection designed by Arita and designers Scholten & Baijing and inspired by Japanese craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Pavilion Gray, Blackened, Borrowed Light and Strong White have been used as a striking back drop to the exhibition.
Address:
Arita House
Ruysdaelkade 2–4
1072 AG Amsterdam
Netherlands
For more information please email or visit the Arita House Museum website.