colors that go with antique white

I’ve done the tour but cannot find the picture I saw on your blog. "If you aren't sure what look is best for your space, you can never go wrong with a clean, true white." I’m definitely going to buy quality paint for those applications if it really does make that big if a difference in the way it holds up to abuse.What a great post with excellent advice Melissa…AND I so appreciate your response to the comment question about oil or water…You (as always) are right on.We used Dunn and Edwards Swiss Coffee – for all our cabinetry in the kitchen and trim. The only way to get the same paint formula I used is to insist on a paint store using the formula I provided.With that said,  you need to always test paint first in your own house. You can try having sand-colored paint for the walls. Last time I had about 10 paint swatches taped to the bedroom wall trying to make up my mind. It’s there to spread the nature into the entire kitchen atmosphere.Some people might find it hard to get comfortable with that kind of decoration, but if you are a fan of natural decoration for your antique kitchen, you may pleasingly enjoy it.

It is Benjamin Moore’s code. Do you know what your original Sherwin Williams code was?

If you really like your kitchen to be elegant and versatile, the white scheme seems like a great choice. I’ve also been looking at ‘Swan White’ in Glidden that seems to be a slightly creamier white, you could check that one out as well!What is the base and size of the can for the antique white paint?What is the base of the antique white paint that you give the code for? If you are looking for a slightly off-white, Creamy SW 7012 and Antique White SW 6119 are both nice ones to try. That is the most used way of balancing the room atmosphere.If you go real antique, this one must be your choice. Pairing antique white cabinets with dark-colored island is an excellent idea.

It is also about the color scheme of the room in which several colors are found to be highly compatible with the antique white tone.Some of the colors are already well-known to be compatible with antique white. I guess it makes sense.I used the Behr by Home Depot version of “antique white” in a large part of my house. !LOVE it! Antique White Cabinets with Dark-colored Island as Pairing for Bold Look. Very ivory to taupe.

The flooring planks use a dark maple wood. Unfortunately, my designer that was helping me at the time said USE OIL BASE….the contractor (not licensed or bonded- BIG MISTAKE) convinced me at the last minute – by telling me that his boss said water base would be just fine….My desire to be finished with all the remodeling over road my better instincts to go with my designer said…OIL…and instead I went with the faster drying and not so smell water…BIG mistake – within two years – it have chips that remind me of my haste to be done with an expense project – cutting corners with time and using water paint…In our rental – we used Sherwin Williams – White Linen.Now as to my comment….I’ve not been happy with the Dunn Edwards (partly because I didn’t listen and went with something I shouldn’t have)…and it’s nice to know that you found a good paint in SW.I personally don’t mind mixing a few shades of white in a home. She used Kilim Beige for her all-over wall color and Antique White for her […][…] and also looks good on ceilings. Good luck!Dear Melissa, I know this is not a current post, however I’m new to your blog. Specifically, the tone is known to be This antique white tone can be found in yellow neutrals category on the official page of Valspar.This tone is suitable to choose for creating the classic, cozy, and warm look in your interior but of course, it can also be used in the exterior area but the type of paint might be a bit different even if the series is still the same.The last but not least we have Rust-Oleum brand with its antique white tone. However, there is a slight difference can be found in both.It is that the OC-83 is slightly richer than the 909.Although so, surely room and natural lighting play a quite important role in how the paints look like after being applied to a certain interior element, such as walls.For the examples, you can check out the pictures below.This first picture is a picture of a living room, which wall is painted by using Antique White 909 paint by Benjamin Moore.This second picture is also a picture of a living room but here the wall is painted by using Antique White OC-83.From both pictures, it is very clear that both paint series look very similar to one another, right?From Sherwin Williams, there is only one choice available.

As a result, you will have a nice solid color of white which is a little bit closer to a gray shade.Some decoration like that white flower makes a lovely addition to the cooking area. As long as it is properly prepared and especially if it is just on the walls. It looks like a kitchen from some kingdom. The doors of the cabinets have some stunning features that are good to get the kitchen less boring.

Benjamin Moore Antique White is not at all the same as Sherwin Williams Antique White. Yes, painting part of the woodwork WHITE(semi-gloss) would make the antique white a bit dingy. Those antique white kitchen cabinets seems a good match with chocolate glaze. Customers bring in their fabric and flooring samples and the decorator helps select wall and cabinet colors.We painted our old, tired, 1970’s kitchen cabinets last year and my recommendation is to get a few samples and painting an entire door with each color. It’s so soothing.Thanks for posting this. Ended up with Behr’s powdered snow…just a touch of powder…not too yellow…not too gray.Thanks for this Melissa…I’m looking for a new look in our room. I get a lot of inquiries about the antique white paint I used on many of the walls, trim and my white kitchen cabinets in my old house..

Sure keeps them looking pristine for years!Hope you are feeling better and getting stronger every day!