Serge Archive Collection Farrow & Ball PaintSerge is a sophisticated colour called for the original cloth used to construct jeans. It is stronger than Drawing Room Blue and less green than Hague Blue. It's a great colour for a dining room, giving it an aristocratic vibe that's perfect for entertaining.

Like the warmer Dauphin

Try it in an east-facing kitchen

the picturesque market town close to Farrow & Ball's home in the south of England

water-based polyacrylic varnish with built-in UV protection

Cat's Paw is named after an ancient knot

Annie Sloan’s Sanding Pads come in packs of three

The tongue-in-cheek name of this archived Farrow & Ball colour instantly conjures up its cheerful

A copper-toned metallic paint that's perfect for creating that eye-catching gleam without becoming overbearing

it was a popular colour in the 18th century and often used on wall panelling

While this dramatic shade can appear almost black in rooms with little natural light

who created furniture and stained glass

being so versatile as to work with every other colour in the Farrow & Ball palette