Farrow & Ball - Slipper Satin (2004)

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.

Wimborne White and Pointing

Wimborne White: This just off white is named after the market town of Wimborne in Dorset and home to Farrow & Ball. Only a shade away from a pure white, the addition of the smallest amount of warm yellow pigment creates a very versatile shade which is just a little softer than All 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.

Off White and Old White

Off White: This mid tone off white is one of the original Farrow & Ball colours - an uncomplicated name for a timeless classic. Off-White sits within Farrow & Ball's Traditional Neutrals so works perfectly with Old White, Slipper Satin and Lime White.

Old White: This soft grey green simply earns its name by being the most historic of all Farrow & Ball's whites. One of their Traditional Neutrals, Old White can read as a subdued green, particularly in north facing rooms, but feels more of a classic grey in well lit spaces.

Light Gray and Mouse's Back

Light Gray: A stony neutral, this traditional grey green was originally used as a colour name in the 9th century - an ancient name for a timeless colour. The subtle green base of Darrow & Ball's Light Gray brings an unsurpassed depth of colour when used on walls.

Mouse's Back: This grey brown classic takes its characterful name from the fawny colour of the British field mouse. Much like its namesake, the green based Mouse’s Back is quiet in nature and feels soft in rooms both large and small.