A light grey beige
Neither too warm nor too cool, this neutral takes its name from the soft tone created when many of our whites are used in deep shade. Shaded White has a gentle greyness, but with none of the cooler tones of Cornforth White, making it incredibly versatile within homes both old and new. It is often used alongside lighter shades such as Pointing or Slipper Satin for a restful space, or paired with Drop Cloth for a wonderfully relaxed feel.
Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Mid Tones
Complementary white: School House White
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lucy28 from
Beautiful colour
I have just finished painting the sitting room of my 17c cottage in shaded white and I am absolutely delighted with the colour. I was looking for something that would look green but without actually using a green paint- this is the perfect shade, but depending on the light it can also look a greenish / grey, and even a stony colour, I’ve always loved the way Farrow and Ball paints change throughout the day. The quality was second to none, it covered brilliantly with the first coat, and then the colour was really enhanced by the second coat.
This is a beautiful neutral colour, and if you’re looking for a subtle, understated green, this could be the one!
Date published: 2021-02-18
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Kl529 from
Beautifully Warming
Bought this as a complementing white for our Inchyra Blue living room and dining room as it was the colour recommended by f&b. After trying the tester pot i have to say I was a bit skeptical as it didn't look white at all but we took a chance and I'm so pleased we did. It really does complement the inchyra blue perfectly and gives it a lovely warm feel. We like the colour so much we're considering using it as a theme throughout the house paired with different colours. it's do easy to paint with as well and has a lovely chalky finish. We've also used the eggshell paint on our skirting boards and door frames and they look great too. Highly recommend!
Date published: 2019-09-19