SW Alabaster / what trim?
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mdefree
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Jennifer Hogan
3 anni faJennifer Hogan
3 anni fa@Hanna Burt - Crushed Ice is lighter than Agreeable gray, but it is not the same hue - greener and is a much lower Chroma (grayer) which makes it a cool gray vs Agreeable Gray which is a warm gray. I would test Limewash and Taupe Of The Morning to see which one works best in your space. As you can see the Hue is within 2 degrees of Agreeable Gray and the Chroma is within one point (Limewash being just a hair grayer and Taupe of the Morning being just a hair more colorful.
Vidushi Hora
3 anni faJennifer Hogan
3 anni faI would use the SW Alabaster for the ceilings.
Have you already painted the trim? I don't know about the Ringhult Cabinets, but my memory was telling me that Ikea whites are a bit creamier and warmer than HRW,
If you have not already painted the trim I would take a door to SW and have them do a color match.
I just looked up a match and someone posted that they had a piece of furniture color matched at SW.
Vidushi Hora
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Brianne Birch
2 anni faI love Alabaster. We have gone with Alabaster in our last two homes. Most recently we went with low lustre finish (similar to a satin and slightly higher sheen than eggshell). We chose that color and finish for walls, trim, and doors! It feels clean and more minimalist. We also painted our ceilings to with Zinsser Ceiling Paint and Primer. It’s a bright white that contrasted with the Alabaster nicely. Picture attached was taken in a S/W facing room early afternoon with no additional lighting.
mamamountin
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2 anni faChristian O.
2 anni faJennifer Hogan
2 anni faChristian O.
2 anni faUltima modifica: 2 anni faHi @Jennifer Hogan, I don't know the color but I feel it is a slightly warmer, creamier color than alabaster. Here is a pic. In bright light it looks fine, but in less light & at night the yellow cream color really presents itself.
Thank you so much for the help!!!
Maybe a High Reflective White or a bright white could work well?Jennifer Hogan
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I thought this might be helpful for anyone who is struggling with indecision like I did on trim color with alabaster. The window trim here in my nook, as well as the molding in hall, is semi gloss alabaster. Light obviously affects this.This bedroom photo is with Pure White trim. Im really happy with both.
Jennifer Lynn
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2 mesi faHello Lori, I realize that this post is older but I hope you are still able to advise me. I have a Greek revival home in North Carolina with plenty of sun exposure and some trees on both sides. Thinking of painting my house traditionally with white walls and black shutters. Decided on SW Alabaster and my painter is suggesting a different color trim. Would you do all house, walls and trim Alabaster (flat and gloss) or would you pick another trim color? Is so which one? Which black color would you choose for shutters? If not black, what other color would you choose? Maybe I should switch it up as the current color palette is black and white as well :-)
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Lori A. Sawaya