I'm not seeing that one in my paint deck - how about telling us the number or which collection it's from? Looking forward to seeing your pics - never can have too many great neutrals!

Well -- according to Benjamin Moore's website -- this Natural Cream is from their "Off-White Color Collection" -- and the number is #OC-14

Yep it is from their off white collection but is NOT white. VERY WARM color - not khaki, deeper than beige. Just really NEURTAL and really pretty!!!!! (at least I think so! :)

Figures! I have their "Soft White" collection (new and old version) and their "Serenety" collection and half a dozen others but not that one - ya'd think they could leave well enough alone for a while! It's probably a color I have with a new name ;-)

Glad you found something you liked, it can be pretty hard and frustrating.
I'm with you on the fleshy thing. Beiges that have a slight pink undertone really give me the creeps. Natural Cream sounds lighter but I'll throw out there for thread readers that SW Softer Tan = really neutral.

Thanks for the tip re: BM Natural Cream OC-14. I would also recommend BM muslin OC-12. I have it on my living room walls and have been very happy with it - my painter suggested it as a good neutral.

Hi. Did you ever post a pic of the natural cream color? I’d like to see as I am thinking about painting this color in my home.

Lol. I see this post is 14 years old. Wow.

@HU-942615480 funny to see this pop up. I had no recollection of this thread at all but 4 years ago after working with a color consultant we had every wall in our new build painted Natural Cream OC-14. I wanted neutral with a bit of warmth, light but not white and something that could work with all kinds of colors that would come in upholstery, rug, art and other decor pieces. If you can tell me the light direction of the room you are considering painting I can take a pic of a room in my house with similar light direction. It looks very different room to room depending on time of day and season.

Have you noticed any weird undertones? I’m trying avoid green especially. But I understand that almost all colors have an undertone that shows up as the day goes on.

I really need a better photo labeling system! I just did this within the last few months for someone else who need to see the color in a north room and of course now I can't find the photos. This is the best I have at the moment - this window faces north in our bedroom but the focus is on the window not the wall color. There is a high east facing window off to the right so there is also that light source. I can get better pics tomorrow. Green undertones are not an issue in our house.

That looks so pretty!! I’d love to see any pics you can share. Thank you so much.

I'm struggling to get good pics without shadows and without bright ambient light. Didn't adjust the photo at all so this appears a bit dark - this is mid day showing a corner, north window immediately to the right and east window further right. It's a true greige in my house. I did not want gray, did not want a beige that could get that band-aid look. Wanted contrast with my trim which is Mountain Peak White and a softer contrast with the ceiling which is Dove Wing. I can show you all kinds of pics with different window exposures but this is the one and only north window in the house!

Oh I LOVE it. I would love to see lots of pictures no matter the lighting please. That’s neat because I love dove wing and have the sample up now and have been thinking I would pair them together! :)

My cupboards are bright white from Home Depot. I’d say maybe a slight blue undertone when compared to some paints. More a cooler white so I was thinking of doing my trim in super white. Do you think that will go with natural cream? What sheen is your paint?

Do you think it goes with warm and cool colors? My counters are a cream and gray and my cupboards then bright white. Thought about doing a bright white subway tile for backsplash.

Nothing in my house really is bright white - trim and such appears that way but it's not as bright as Super White. Really don't know how it would look with white with a blue undertone - paint a big sample board and tape it up is the only way to know, Wall paint is all matte finish (not flat but looks like it), trim is semi-gloss. I'll post spaces that all get different light so you can see how it changes depending on light. Every wall in the house has the same paint. Hope this helps.

Wow! Your house is gorgeous!! Love it. The living room area rug is so me :) . And natural cream looks beautiful! Thanks so much! You are so kind and so helpful. Really appreciate it.

Haha! You have good taste! That rug belonged to my grandmother and is over 100 years old - it was old when she got it. Thanks for the kind words and be sure to post pics of what you decide on.

DLM2000, your home is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing pictures. Your backsplash tile is spectacular!

eta: I’d love to more pics of your kitchen!

Thank you. We are considering this colour for our south facing living room/dining room and have not found too many pictures and these are so helpful. I have Edgecomb Gray in my bedrooms and tried a sample on the wall and it reads drab and muddy. Natural Cream looks like it is a lot cleaner and more like a linen colour. It is so hard to tell on a monitor so could I ask if you would describe it that way and does it lean more beige or gray or neutral and have you ever tried Edgecomb before deciding on Natural Cream. Would appreciate any advice.