I just put this color in my laundry room. I had seen it in a bathroom in a model home and fell in love with it. My room has a window to the west, south and north. In the daytime it has a bluish cast. At night it has a greenish cast. My trim is painted "Simply White" by BM. Now I am trying to decide whether to do a painted cabinet and what color or to go with quarter sawn oak. The house is an 1860's farmhouse. Any suggestions?

Hi, Well, this has been journey for us. The BM Mascarpone was looking slightly yellow next to the quartz we liked. And then the quartz began to look somewhat lavender-ish against the Mascarpone. So of course that led to thinking we needed a warmer countertop. I finally got fed up and took my quartz and paint samples to my local Guiry's. We had used a color consultant there before, and we took our chances in the hopes she'd still be there--and she was. We already have Nimbus on the kitchen walls, with the Mascarpone trim for the baseboards and doors throughout the house. The gal at Guiry's suggested we keep the quartz we like, but go with BM Simply White for the cabinets. I was worried about a new color clashing with Mascarpone, but she assured me they will not only be far enough away from each other, but will complement one another. We took home a large board and painted it with Simply White, just to get a feel for how it will all tie in--and I do believe it will work. Simply White is still warm, but does not appear to have yellow under-tones. I'm still nervous about it all--and we're just in the beginning stages of this entire project, but I am not pulling my hair out any more...at least not yet...haha! Best of luck to you in your project.

Edgecomb has NO blue. If anything it veers tan. In our light (NorthEast) Grey Cashmere runs very greeny blue. You could definitely try Horizon OC 53 which tends to run blue. Could also try Moonshine which would be slightly greyer and quite a bit warmer/greener IMO. My friend swears by paper white and paper white 50% intensity which is a very neutral, bluish, very light grey (one step up from Sterling).

Probably similar to this. Either way, the ONLY way to tell is to find a door, paint it satin finish in Edgecomb. Put it with your selections, flooring, tops etc.. I'd advise limiting it to wall color and an ISLAND. At some point......it's a big commitment for the entire fitted kitchen. Warm and inviting, certainly.