
We're sick of Flat White, Photographer's White and plain old White and have grown tired of Cameo White. All the rental apartments we used to live in were painted in a Flat White semigloss. It's like living in an icebox.
But we love whites. One of our recent favorites is China White (Benjamin Moore) because it allows you to give a wall a bright, clean look with a very warm glow. As opposed to a pink Atrium White or a creamy Cameo White, China has a bit of a putty color inside of it (like porcelain) which adds a subtle sense of sophistication to a room. As you can see from the pic with the white paper card propped up for comparison, it's white, but it's got something more going on.
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Benjamin Moore China White is OK, but I actually think it is a bit boring. I guess I feel that way about off white colors in general but my favorite for trim, ceilings and doors is the Benjamin Moore Mayonnaise. It is soft, light, has a bit of color. Very nice.
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Benjamin Moore China White is OK, but I actually think it is a bit boring. I guess I feel that way about off white colors in general but my favorite for trim, ceilings and doors is the Benjamin Moore Mayonnaise. It is soft, light, has a bit of color. Very nice.
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