Seven shades of white

While I’m not afraid of colour, I do enjoy a clean neutral palette to bring a design together. The one paint colour that causes the most confusion is white. When people think of a neutral palette, they often think of the colour white. But there isn’t just a single white paint colour. There are hundreds of white colours that have varying undertones that can make or break a space design. Picking the right one can be very challenging. Here are seven Yassein Interior projects that each feature a different white paint from Benjamin Moore.

Classic Gray OC-23

This is a gorgeous pale gray that works particularly well with deeper shades of hardwood.

Entryway photo that features Benjamin Moore colour Classic Gray OC-23

White Dove OC-17

A clean classic white that has a slight warmth to it. We’ve used it for the cabinetry in this kitchen.

Wind’s Breath OC-24

A soothing neutral with a warm gray undertone. It looks beautiful with dark wood floors.

Great room photo that features Benjamin Moore colour Wind's Breath OC-24

Fog Mist OC-31

This is more of a pale greige. It provides a lovely backdrop to the navy and taupe furnishings in this great room project.

Great room photos that features Benjamin Moore colour Fog Mist OC-31

Calm OC-22

This is a fresh white with the barest hint of a bluish lavender. It works well in a cooler scheme with hits of black.

Powder room photos that features Benjamin Moore colour Calm OC-22

Sea Pearl OC-19

This is a light and fresh white with a slightly gray undertone. It provides a gorgeous neutral canvas for this primary bedroom.

Bedroom photo featuring Benjamin Moore colour Sea Pearl OC-19

French Canvas OC-41

This is a beautiful off white with a slightly greenish-gray undertone. It works beautifully with the warm floor and hits of colour in this great room.

Photo of a great room featuring Benjamin Moore colour French Canvas OC-41

Yassein Interiors is based in Whitby, Ontario, and works with clients across the GTA and Durham Region on every aspect of colour selection — from the perfect white to the boldest accent wall. Do you need assistance with your design project? Reach out here to see if we are good fit to help you.

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