Farrow & Ball started back in 1946 in Dorset, where local pioneers John Farrow and Richard Ball shared a passion for making rich colours to original formulations using only the finest ingredients. Farrow was a trained chemist who worked for Ireland’s Agnew Paints during the Second World War, and Ball was an engineer who survived...

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All kitchen island ideas differ from one another. That is why today we are going to browse through the most popular examples for you to choose the best! The kitchen island is both a necessity and a significant investment in practical and stylish décor. In case you still lack some trendy ideas to get inspired with – we have it covered. Take a pick!

It's time for another Paint Colour Case Study. Inspired by Kate Macey's gorgeous living room, let's take a look at Farrow and Ball Cornforth White. Could it be the perfect grey paint?! Farrow and Ball

This charming, off-white kitchen by Peggy Haddad Interiors perfectly blends the bright and airy aspects of California Casual with European elegance. The use of two contrasting paint colors Farrow and Ball’s Shaded White for the perimeter cabinets and Farrow and Ball’s Railings for the island - set the tone for this elegant yet approachable off-white kitchen that is both warm and timeless. Also, can you believe the countertops are porcelain?

Ever thought of a black kitchen design but you’re not daring enough? With the black colour palette from Farrow & Ball we think there will be one just up your street. They start from an all-black, to a black with red undertones, to a black with blue undertones. The colour “Railings” has been a popular...

“Sleek Pantry Blue cabinets, Belgian Blue limestone worktops and a stunning Carrara marble splashback; we have definitely fallen head over heels for this…”

In what was once an artist's studio, Bunny Turner and Emma Pocock have introduced modern interiors with period-inspired details that bring out the building's unusual character.