Paint colours - dulux
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last yearThe heritage from delux, the chalk white and Swedish white potential would go with lilac's. I would advise, get a sample and paint a bit of plasterboard to go around the house, put against the wall, step back and take pictures for you to see how the reflection is shown
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last yearThese are in Hue Family order.
The first sits closer to the Yellow-Red Hue Family, so is like to read the warmest of all.
Moving down the list you are working clockwise, deeper into the Yellow Hue Family, away from Yellow-Red.
So if the first reads too warm for you? Choose one of the others as a slightly cooler option.
If you are in the US, you can use the colour name. If you are in the UK, use the colour code. The colour codes are international, but many of the Dulux names are localised. 🙄
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last yearLinen White is the lightest of all and belongs to the Yellow-Red Hue Family. So that peachy/pinkness you notice is an inherent part of its colour DNA. It’s not a very colourful colour but it still has enough Chroma for you to notice.
Ash White + Chiltern White are both light, near neutrals from the Yellow Hue Family.
Ash White is both a little lighter (higher Value) and more neutral, (lower Chroma) than Chiltern White.
Personally I would still want to sample whichever you choose, to see how it behaves in your space.
They may well appear the light near neutrals you imagine them to be, but both have the capacity to shift and look a little lilac in certain imbalanced lighting. This doesn’t occur in every room, but I wouldn’t risk it without seeing them in situ.
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