Farrow & Ball Unveils Iconic Spaces for 2026

Farrow & Ball is pleased to announce the launch of Iconic Spaces, a new global design competition for 2026 that celebrates the positive power of colour.

Iconic Spaces invites design enthusiasts to showcase how they’ve used Farrow & Ball paint and paper to craft spaces that delight and inspire. The competition will honour outstanding designs in five categories: Best Outdoor Space, Best Front Door, Best use of Signature Palette, Best use of an Archive colour and Best use of Wallpaper. Winners from each category will be entered into the running for the prestigious title of Iconic Space 2026.

Entries will be judged by an esteemed panel of experts at Farrow & Ball: Joa Studholme (Colour Curator), Patrick O’Donnell (International Brand Ambassador), Charlotte Cosby (Creative Director) and Gareth Hayfield (Head of Research and Development).

Farrow & Ball Handcrafted Paint and Wallpaper

The competition will take place on farrow-ball.com, with participants asked to submit their entries online. Open to all – from emerging interior designers to passionate DIY decorators – Iconic Spaces is a celebration of personal style and creativity.

The winning Iconic Space 2026 will be professionally photographed and filmed, with judges presenting the award in person. Farrow & Ball will also feature the space across its social media platforms to inspire other colour and design enthusiasts.

About Farrow & Ball

Farrow & Ball has been based in Dorset, England, since 1946. To this day, the brand remains dedicated to handcrafting richly pigmented paints and unique wallpapers using only the finest ingredients.

The result is a directional palette of paint colours with an extraordinary response to light and artisanal wallpapers with a tactile finish, achieved by printing paint on paper. Together, they transform homes of all kinds, inside and out, all over the world.

From ultra-matt, durable Dead Flat to mould-protected Modern Emulsion best for kitchens and bathrooms, and even choices for exteriors or historic properties, each high-performance finish is crafted with a precise balance of pigments and a low-VOC water base. This creates an extraordinary depth of colour and an unrivalled finish.

Posted Jan 5, 2026 | 0 comments

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About the Author

Mike Cupit has been in the decorating industry since 2002 and has mostly worked as a Trade Decorator in the domestic sector (peoples’ homes). Self-proclaimed “product geek”, Mike has a passion for paint and decorating tools. Mike now spends most of his time testing paint products and tools, comparing them to similar products on the market, and blogging about the industry in general. Connect with him on LinkedIn.

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