Farrow & Ball - Dimity (2008)

Farrow & Ball's colour card includes a large range of gentle neutrals with matching bold accents. This makes it very easy for anyone to choose a colour scheme for their home.

All White and Pointing

All White: All White is exactly what it says! Unusually, it contains no other pigment except for white, creating the softest most sympathetic colour without the colder blue undertones of a brilliant white.

Pointing: This fresh and uncomplicated white is named after the colour of lime pointing used in traditional brickwork. One of Farrow & Ball's Red Based Neutrals, Pointing has a warm undertone to it which creates the prettiest of spaces when used on walls and always softens the feel of a room alongside strong, traditional colours.

Joa's White and Oxford Stone

Joa's White: A warm Red Based Neutral named after Farrow & Ball's first Colour Consultant Joa, who still develops many Farrow & Ball colours. Joa’s White is a light and clean taupe with the merest hint of black pigment which makes it perfect to combine with the limestone, leather and linens often used in contemporary homes.

Oxford Stone: This classic dark taupe was inspired by the cottages found in the pretty Cotswold villages of Oxfordshire. It is the darkest of Farrow & Ball's Red Based Neutrals and sits contentedly with both Joa’s White and Dimity for a pared down neutral scheme.

London Stone and Red Earth

London Stone: A warm mid brown, London Stone was created by John Sutcliffe for a classic Nash house in Regent’s Park. With its underlying magenta tones, this unassuming stone colour is the perfect accent for each of Farrow & Ball's Red Based Neutrals.

Red Earth: This light terracotta hue takes its name from the very soil beneath our feet. Red Earth is a rich blend of red and yellow pigments which create a warm earthy feel in homes both old and new.