Hello! First post! I just painted the powder room Grassland, and now the room feels darker. Could this be because the painter painted the ceiling Grassland also? (By mistake) There is white crown molding and door trim in Pure White. I need to lighten up this room somehow without repainting. Cabinets are oak and accessories are brushed nickel. The house has all new interior doors and closet doors, and they were all painted Dover White. This color now looks to me to be more of an ivory than white in one room, especially when set against bright white trim. I am thinking this color for trim and doors does not go well with lighter beige/ivory colors (BM Hawthorne 1/2 formula) as it seems to fade away in the master bedroom. The two other rooms have Restrained Gold and Sedate Gray, and in those the Dover White looks like the chip--a slighty creamy white but white. I can't paint all the doors over, and I left the ones in the hall with the original brighter white trim, so I have 2 questions: Does a differnt trim color from door color look dumb? And what should I paint the trim in the master bedroom? Sorry soooo long of a post!

Hi! For all of you that used snowfall white as a kitchen cabinet colour, what is your flooring material? I’ve used snowfall white on all my doors and trim...I absolutely love it! We are renovating our kitchen and if we decide to go with a white a kitchen, I would like to use the same white that I have in my home. However, the tile flooring is white as well and countertops (quartz with some grey and gold bringing) My fear is that it’s “too much white”...debating if I should paint my cabinets a greige paint to off set all the white!! Any suggestions, recommendations!?!!!

Every room in my entire home is painted in BM Navaho White. I have very large windows and window walls in pretty much every room, and facing every direction. The rooms all read "creamy white" and not yellow but, that said, there is enough yellow in this paint so that the walls don't clash with any of the Mexican Talavera tile we've used in here. The white in Talavera tiles does have a slight yellow cast to it, and it took me a while to find the right White to look white but also work with my tile.

I have SW Whitetail everywhere which I think is pretty much identical to Westhighland White. (I don't think the naked eye can tell the diff btwn those two colours.) I love it - it' a very warm, bright white -- feels like a warm blanket. My light is SW facing, and when the sunset reflects in, it is just gorgeous, and it also looks amazing against bright colours (I have a lot of brightly coloured art). So I'd highly recommend it but I think it would clash with some cooler colours, like if you had grey floors / stark-white marble tile etc. I would paint the same colour on the trim, and not do HR White.... my painter accidentally did extra white trim first in our place, and it clashed badly with the Whitetail... to the point that the Whitetail looked green.