Farrow & Ball has unveiled an inspiring new palette, featuring nine brand-new shades and three classic colors from the archive. Whether you're refreshing a historic home or designing a modern retreat, these carefully crafted hues bring elegance and character to any space.
As the trusted paint and design experts across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, Ricciardi Brothers proudly offers Farrow & Ball’s latest collection, helping homeowners and designers bring their visions to life.
From warm neutrals to rich, moody tones, the new collection is designed to complement both traditional and contemporary interiors. With a focus on depth and versatility, these colors make an impact in any setting, from classic colonial homes to sleek city apartments.
Scallop – A delicate, pale pink with a powdery feel.
Dibber – A strong brown with a rich, earthy depth.
Reduced Green – A cool, muted green with a slightly smoky quality.
Sizing – A fresh, clean off-white with a chalky softness.
Naperon – A gentle, mid-toned yellow with a classic appeal.
Marmelo – A deep, warm red with a beautifully aged look.
Kakelugn – A traditional Swedish green with a distinctive blue undertone.
Douter – A muted taupe with a subtle warmth.
Duster – A soft, neutral gray with a timeless versatility.
Etruscan Red – A strong, earthy red with an ancient charm.
Broccoli Brown – A rich brown with a hint of green, inspired by nature.
Sap Green – A deep, botanical green with a heritage feel.
For homeowners and designers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, Ricciardi Brothers is your destination for Farrow & Ball’s newest colors. Whether you’re restoring a historic brownstone, updating a coastal retreat, or designing a modern home, our team is here to guide you to the perfect shade.
Visit a Ricciardi Brothers location near you or order online to explore these stunning new colors.
Shop the new collection today – available now at Ricciardi Brothers.
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