Welcome to the 2024 Whole Home

Step inside to discover a treasure trove of Farrow & Ball colours and finishes. With hidden gems from our Archive, a selection of our signature shades and our handcrafted wallpaper, the designers made the most of everything we have to offer.

Read on to look around each room and find out how the designers created these spectacular spaces.

All photography credited to Brie Williams

For the reading room, Anne McDonald found her inspiration a little closer to our home than hers: the English snug. Small, cosy and wonderfully inviting, she’s certainly captured the essence of these spaces here. The warm, natural scheme of Cardamom and Ash Grey also nod to the astonishing mountain views beyond the window. 

Connected to the playroom, Byron Ridson designed this guest bedroom with sleepovers and midnight feasts in mind. The vibrant Churlish Green walls and ceiling, paired with other chartreuse furnishings, certainly add youthful energy. Using such a bold colour all over may sound overwhelming but it can actually soften the shade by removing harsh contrasts. Sometimes more is less. 

With 22-foot ceilings, this living and dining area is appropriately referred to as the ‘great’ room. Dane Austin faced the challenge of making sure it feels cosy and welcoming despite its size. He paired our intricate  Adelaïde wallpaper for added interest with deliciously warm Setting Plaster and effortlessly relaxed Selvedge , then added a shelf to break up the expansive walls and lower the ceiling slightly.

When it comes to homes, what’s on the outside counts too. And we’re big fans of the exterior decorating in this project. Using Pantalon on the cladding and Off-Black on the windows, Livingstone Construction have created a look that’s sophisticated, striking and yet still soft enough to sit perfectly alongside the natural landscape around it. 

Welcome to the 2023 Whole Home

Step inside to discover a treasure trove of Farrow & Ball colours and finishes. With hidden gems from our Archive and a selection of our signature shades, the designers made the most of every hue we have to offer. And that’s not all. They also experimented with finishes to create even more interest as they renovated and restored this 20th-century home.

Read on to look around each room and find out how the designers created these spectacular spaces.

All photography credited to Kevin Miyazaki

With a roaring fire, classic panelling and a hidden bar, this library by Kate Marker is the ultimate inviting escape. The finishing flourish? Our rich Broccoli Brown on the walls and woodwork in ultra-matte Dead Flat® . This archived shade sits between green and brown for a sophisticated, cozy feel.

Sophisticated and serene are two words that spring to mind when we look at this living room by Caitlin Wilson. The subtle colour scheme uses Pink Ground on the walls and Wimborne White on the trim and moulding to softly highlight the room’s beautiful details. With its chalky feel, our Estate Emulsion finish adds soft texture for that classic Farrow & Ball look.

Once thought to be a design faux pas, red and pink is a combination now soaring in popularity. And this captivating conservatory shows why. Created by Design Alchemy, this sophisticated room painted in Setting Plaster and Bamboozle makes a striking statement without being overwhelming. Plus, the tough Modern Eggshell finish on the floor and woodwork protects the look from scuffs and stains.

We always adore a Full Gloss ceiling and this beautiful Cook’s Blue example by Colourdrunk Designs is one of our favourites. The combination of the colour and the high shine finish creates a sky-like look that makes the room feel light, bright and open. The paint choice also perfectly complements the historic murals that adorn the walls, effortlessly linking them with the wider room.

Bright and uplifting, this sunroom really does feel warm and sunny. The team at Centered by Design have used classic Wimborne White on the walls with Dayroom Yellow on the trellis for added depth and detail.

In the owner’s suite, Isabel Ladd has fully embraced her “more is more”, maximalist approach. With her signature style, she’s created a haven packed with personality, pattern and colour. In the sitting room alone, Shallot , Romesco and Cardamom from our Carte Blanche collection creates a vibrant scheme. She’s even paired ultra-matte Dead Flat® with high-shine Full Gloss — a wonderful way to create extra interest.

A home away from home, this guest suite is impressively inviting. The sitting room is colour drenched in Oval Room Blue to create a cosy cocoon for visitors to relax in, while the Full Gloss ceiling bounces light around to keep the space from feeling too cramped. In the bedroom, the Gray Space Interiors team used Sulking Room Pink to complement the furnishings and ensure a harmonious feel.

It may be small in size but this space certainly makes a statement. Colour drenched with rich Brinjal in multi-surface Dead Flat® , Kipling House Interiors has transformed this hidden nook into a jewelry box of delight. It even includes an in-built bar for entertaining.

Adorned in deep purple Brinjal , sophisticated Sulking Room Pink and rich red Incarnadine, this salon is designed to be an escape. Created by the Sagrada Studios team, the space was inspired by traditional, women’s retiring rooms, which were places of retreat and sanctuary. Using Modern Eggshell on the walls and woodwork brings an added layer of interest and durability.  

The perfect place for pool parties, this space next to the swimming pool is vibrant and fun. From a disco ball chandelier to the checkerboard floor, every element makes you smile. Using Picture Gallery Red across nearly every surface, designer Emma Beryl has transformed this bold shade into a warm neutral. Our tough Modern Eggshell finish makes sure the room is tough enough for wet feet, midnight feasts and dancing the night away.  

Take a look at our Inspiration page for real spaces transformed by Farrow & Ball paint and paper. You might find the spark for your next project or just enjoy five minutes of browsing beautiful homes.