Farrow & Ball's 2026 Spring Palette

The nine colors in Farrow & Ball’s spring 2026 palette run the gamut from the somewhat traditional shades of green one would typically associate with the season to several more unexpected shades that still suggest spring, with a bit of a twist.

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Greens

On the more traditional side is the brand’s Yeabridge Green shade, which it describes as a bright yet “uncomplicated” avocado green, originally discovered in an 18th-century Georgian farmhouse in Somerset. It is the perfect shade for a kitchen or a serene living room.

Another green in the palette, the brand’s Pea Green offering, also draws inspiration from the 18th century—in this case, from the wallpaper that adorns the Caricature Room of the Calke Abbey in Derbyshire. It's a classic shade that would not look out of place in most rooms of the home.

The third green, Acid Drop, is a more unexpected shade. It is described as a vibrant lime green with a splash of yellow that warms the color without diluting its energetic aura. In the comments on Farrow & Ball, Acid Drop is the shade that attracted the most attention from fans of the brand, which goes to show just how on-trend the bright lime color is at the moment.

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Blues

The palette also includes two enchanting blues—the coastal blue-gray Kittiwake and vintage-inspired green-blue Dix Blue.

Kittiwake is said by the brand to be inspired by "the wings of seabirds when seen in bright sunlight" and they definitely bring a serene shoreline energy to any space they're put to use in, from a bedroom to a living room. Meanwhile, Dix Blue has an aged yet timeless quality that would look stunning setting off a clawfoot tub or a bookshelf packed with hardcovers.

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Yellows

Babouche is a warm yellow inspired by Moroccan slippers. It is bright, but still sophisticated, bringing a happy mood to kitchens, front doors and beyond. A second yellow—Octagon Yellow—is a golden hue intended to conjure up the feeling of the morning sun. It is a shade from the brand's archive and is tailored for sun-lit spaces.

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Pinks

Finally, the palette is rounded out by Cinder Rose, a romantic and rich rose pink we’d love to see in a bedroom. It is on the bluer end of the pink spectrum and evokes calm, relaxing evenings spent around a candlelit dining table. Scallop, a soft shade of salmon inspired by the color and shape of a shellfish. Because of this, it brings a beach-like energy to any space.