Inspiration

2024 new colors

Not one, not two, but three new colours are appearing in our colour chart: Marshmallow, Gingerbread and Pesto!

Exclusive, inspiring, trendy and surprising colours, which give new vibrant flavours to our furniture.

Revisit a pastry classic with Gingerbread, return to childhood with Marshmallow, and enjoy a unique vegetable note with Pesto.

2025 New Colours

Feeling like a change of scene? Drawing their inspiration from the sunny lands of South America, the three new colours in the Fermob colour chart invite you on a journey…

Intense, energising or soothing, each colour has a distinctive character that will add a personal touch to gardens and terraces, and make a wonderful addition to indoor spaces!

When combined, they take you on a journey back in time, adding a touch of retro style and boldness to your furniture.

Fermob Garden Inspiration

Highlighted nature

To decorate our outdoor space, we opted for a reassuring option with plant-based tones, bringing the countryside into the mineral world of the city.

Soft neutrality

Choose harmony in a Zen atmosphere with Nutmeg, Cotton White, Lapilli grey and Clay Grey with a touch of Frosted Lemon to give it all a twist! 

WINTER POETRY

Retro Bouquet

Combine strong patterns with deep tones, and play with the whole for a retro bouquet with vintage touches!
Bright tones (Ice Mint and Opaline Green) are combined with deeper shades (Acapulco Blue, Black Cherry and Cedar Green) to create a bold, highly contrasted setting.

FERMOB TRENDS

Be Inspired! with Fermob's seasonal trends for 21-22

A range of eye catching colour pallets to suit every taste and moodboards full of creative ideas!

New Fermob Colours!

Fermob are leading colour experts and have been famous for colour since 1966. The founder Bernard Reybier quickly understood that colour is what makes a garden distinctive, create atmosphere and adds personality to any outdoor space establisjhing a sense of boldness.....

Today Fermob has created and developed 23 unique colours from bold to subtle with an infinite number of combinations for any garden or terrace.

The new black cherry looks great in combination with other shades!