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Green Colour Schemes

Bring the outside in with a green colour scheme. Soft and delicate, dark and lush or somewhere in between? Greens always bring a grounding feel to a room. Find out more about glorious greens and browse scheme suggestions to inspire.

Bancha No.298 by @alexkaehlerdesign

Why Choose Green?

Greens are effortlessly versatile, so there’s sure to be a shade (or three, or five) to suit your space. Whether you have a cottage in the country, a town house in the city or a semi-detached in the suburbs, a green colour scheme is a wonderful choice. With a close association to nature, they have a relaxing, refreshing feel and sit beautifully alongside an array of other shades.

Discover our green paint colours

If you've ever wondered what it is that makes Farrow & Ball so special, you'll find the answers here. From our high-quality ingredients to our artisanal methods, our 100% water based range of finishes and responsible practices, it's about so much more than just paint and paper.

Our Signature Green Paint Colours

Here at Farrow & Ball, we have a plethora of greens in our palette, but each one has a particular personality. Yeabridge Green is bright and refreshing, Studio Green is rich and enticing, while Douter is utterly enchanting as it shifts between blue, green and grey.  Our greens all have subtle undertones to create depth, character and complexity, which come to life under changing light.

Effortlessly versatile and enticingly beautiful, it’s actually quite easy to be green.

  1. Mizzle
    Mizzle
    No.266
    No.266
  2. Reduced Green
    Reduced Green
    No.313
    No.313
  3. Douter
    Douter
    No.318
    No.318
  4. Dibber
    Dibber
    No.312
    No.312
  5. Sap Green
    Sap Green
    No.199
    No.199
  6. Green Smoke
    Green Smoke
    No.47
    No.47
  7. Eddy
    Eddy
    No.301
    No.301
  8. Beverly
    Beverly
    No.310
    No.310
  9. Calke Green
    Calke Green
    No.34
    No.34
  10. Lichen
    Lichen
    No.19
    No.19
  11. Bancha
    Bancha
    No.298
    No.298
  12. Card Room Green
    Card Room Green
    No.79
    No.79
  13. Vert de Terre
    Vert de Terre
    No.234
    No.234
  14. Studio Green
    Studio Green
    No.93
    No.93
  15. French Gray
    French Gray
    No.18
    No.18
  16. Old White
    Old White
    No.4
    No.4
  17. Teresa's Green
    Teresa's Green
    No.236
    No.236
  18. Arsenic
    Arsenic
    No.214
    No.214
  19. Whirlybird
    Whirlybird
    No.309
    No.309
  20. Green Ground
    Green Ground
    No.206
    No.206

How to Create a Green Colour Scheme

Choosing your colour scheme is our favourite part of decorating but we know it can be a challenge too. Dark emerald tones bring elegance and work wonderfully in rooms you enjoy in the evening, for example dining rooms. On the other hand, soft sages create a sense of calm, and sit perfectly in garden rooms to seamlessly blend the inside and outside.

With such beautiful shades to choose from, it can be tricky to narrow them down. That’s why we asked our in-house experts Joa Studholme and Patrick O’Donnell for three of their favourite green colour scheme suggestions.

Joa's Green Schemes

Joa Studholme is a best-selling author, Colour Curator and the mind behind many of our (and the world’s) most iconic paint shades. The original Colour Consultant, it’s no surprise that Joa knows our palette inside and out.  You can book Joa to help with your transformation in-home or over video call.

Scheme 1
  1. Eddy
    Eddy
    No.301
    No.301
  2. French Gray
    French Gray
    No.18
    No.18
  3. Treron
    Treron
    No.292
    No.292
Scheme 2
  1. Vert de Terre
    Vert de Terre
    No.234
    No.234
  2. Slipper Satin
    Slipper Satin
    No.2004
    No.2004
  3. Lichen
    Lichen
    No.19
    No.19
Scheme 3
  1. Reduced Green
    Reduced Green
    No.313
    No.313
  2. Duster
    Duster
    No.319
    No.319
  3. Marmelo
    Marmelo
    No.316
    No.316

Patrick's Green Schemes

Patrick O’Donnell spends his life talking, thinking and playing with colour. Our Brand Ambassador, the face of Farrow & Ball on social media and the host of our podcast, The Chromologist, he’s transformed homes of every shape, style and size. For personal advice from Patrick, you can book a colour consultancy.

Scheme 1
  1. All White
    All White
    No.2005
    No.2005
  2. James White
    James White
    No.2010
    No.2010
  3. Eddy
    Eddy
    No.301
    No.301
Scheme 2
  1. Drop Cloth
    Drop Cloth
    No.283
    No.283
  2. Card Room Green
    Card Room Green
    No.79
    No.79
  3. Turret White
    Turret White
    No.G2
    No.G2
Scheme 3
  1. School House White
    School House White
    No.291
    No.291
  2. Dibber
    Dibber
    No.312
    No.312
  3. Duster
    Duster
    No.319
    No.319

Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the best green paint colour? 

From forest to sage, emerald to mint, there are a plethora of green shades, all with distinct personalities. So, it’s almost impossible to crown one the ‘best’. We recommend taking your time to explore our greens and seeing how they look in your space to find your favourite. 

What colour goes best with green paint? 

Green is one of those effortlessly versatile colours that seems to complement every other shade. For a serene look, consider pairing green with soft neutrals or for a bold statement, try a navy blue. Of course, pink and green are always firm favourites. Experiment with different combinations to create a look you love. 

What effect does green paint have on a room? 

Green paint can transform a room, but the specific effect will depend on the shade you choose. Lighter greens create a soothing sense of calm, perfect for bedrooms or reading nooks, while dark greens add a touch of drama and sophistication, making them ideal for spaces you use in the evening. 

Should I paint my whole room green? 

It’s entirely up to you! Painting an entire room in a soft, neutral green makes a room feel relaxed and harmonious by removing harsh contrasts between the walls and ceiling. Colour drenching a space with a deep, dark green may seem bold but it creates a calm, inviting feel ideal for bedrooms.  

How can I choose the right shade of green? 

To choose the perfect green for your project, start by considering the space you’re painting, for example the lighting and furniture. Then consider how you want the space to feel and how you plan to use it. Finally, try a few different paint samples and see how they work in the room and how they react to changing light.  

How do I make sure I get the best finish with green paint?  

Achieving a flawless finish is the same for every colour, including green paint. It all comes down to preparation. Clean and prime your walls before painting and your finished look will last longer. We also recommend using quality tools — like Farrow & Ball brushes and rollers.