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Fermob’s Liquorice is a deep, sophisticated shade that anchors any outdoor setting with quiet elegance.

This nearly-black hue carries subtle undertones of charcoal and midnight blue, lending it a richness that feels both modern and timeless.

It’s a versatile neutral—bold enough to make a statement, yet restrained enough to harmonize with brighter Fermob colors like Capucine or Willow Green.

Liquorice works beautifully in minimalist palettes or as a grounding contrast to vibrant accents, making it a favorite for design schemes that balance drama with refinement.

Whether used on a sleek Bistro chair or a sculptural bench, Liquorice adds depth and a touch of urban chic to garden spaces, patios, and balconies.

Symbolising the intense earthy, woody tones of the luxuriant forests of the Amazon, Tonka brings sophistication and mystery to the Fermob colour chart.

With its intoxicating combination of vanilla, almond and caramel notes, the tonka bean is appreciated for its rich and complex aromas, inspiring happy moments spent with the family.

Combined with our various shades of green and other warm colours, this nature-inspired deep brown calls to mind the mellow atmospheres of autumn.

Visually warm and comforting, Tonka is also ideal for use indoors: the perfect partner for both wood and leather.

Imagine you are wandering among the colourful market stalls of Rio, where the sweet fragrance of citrus fruits fills the air… a flavourful, exotic place, where every moment is an invitation to enjoy life.

Both sweet and tangy, Candied Orange is a generous and intense shade, an explosion of flavour and colour! This energetic, vibrant and dynamic hue brings brightness and light to the Fermob colour chart.

Combined with our other warm shades, it brings to mind the warmth of summer, sunsets and holiday memories. Fancy stepping back into the 70’s?

Just add the occasional touch of Candied Orange to our blues and the new Tonka colour

Fermob’s Deep Blue is a mesmerizing color that beautifully captures the essence of the ocean’s depths. This rich, bold hue exudes a sense of calm and tranquility, making it an excellent choice for creating serene and inviting spaces. Its timeless elegance allows it to complement various design styles, from contemporary to classic.

Moreover, Deep Blue is incredibly versatile, pairing well with a range of other colors. It can be contrasted with bright, warm tones like yellow or orange for a lively look, or combined with neutral shades like white and gray for a more sophisticated ambiance. Whether used as a statement piece or part of a broader color scheme, Deep Blue offers endless possibilities for creating beautiful and inviting environments.

This ultra-natural, textured, green tone is all about the great outdoors and relaxation. This slightly grey hue – somewhere between olive, oak and cactus in shade – is reminiscent of heathland.

This elegant, subtle new Fermob colour is great for creating soft, warm settings.

Cactus works wonderfully with other greens to create a natural, leafy atmosphere, or with touches of red and blue for a floral, exotic or vintage feel. It can also be paired with more neutral shades such as grey and white for a chic, contemporary look.

WITH ITS SLIGHTLY GLITTERY FINISH, ANTHRACITE IS JUST WAITING FOR THE SUN’S RAYS TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR FURNITURE.

Both deep and intense, this ultra-dark grey is a nod to the colour of coal. Its textured, slightly glittery finish gives Anthracite an almost mineral-like appearance, which reveals its full luminosity when exposed to sunlight. This colour has the particular advantage of going well with every other colour in the colour chart!

The perfect combination of tradition and modernity: Gingerbread is inspired by the famous cakes that are synonymous with Christmas festivities. It can also bring a little softness to our mineral tones.

It is a warm, comforting colour that recalls happy family times. As its name suggests, Gingerbread is a mixture of sweet, golden, honeyed tones that goes perfectly with various colour combinations, and particularly warm shades (Black Cherry, Red Ochre, etc.).

And why not add touches of it here and there to warm up to your indoor atmospheres?