If you’re a fan of neutrals that lend themselves to a bright and airy space without feeling too clean or uninteresting, look no further than this list. We’ve found the hack to beige that isn’t boring. And before you start, check out everything you need to set yourself up for success with all of our favorite tried and true painting supplies.
SCHOOLHOUSE WHITE
We come back to this color time & time again for its creamy, rich hue that lends itself to the perfect parlor floor as seen in Carroll Jardin.
SHADED WHITE
These kitchen cabinets from our House on Hancock project are one that prospective clients & inspo lovers alike refer to time & time again. The gray undertones in this color make it the perfect compliment to a variety of tiles and still accomplish that clean kitchen look without being a stark, impossible to keep clean white that’s frankly outdated as far as kitchens are concerned.
PURE WHITE
Possibly our most popular project to date is Dream in Fort Greene, which is truly the brightest whitest project we’ve ever put forth. One of the biggest challenges in renovating brownstones is that they don’t typically have a lot of portals for natural light. This color is the perfect remedy because it naturally brightens any space. Though we’ve found ourselves moving toward bold color drenches, this project’s high contrast with the black bannister pure white walls is so timeless and elegant. This white is perfect if you’re looking for a crisp, true white that can act as a clean canvas for stark accents or darker spaces.
PANDA WHITE
Last but not least, if you’re looking for a bright, yet warm-toned neutral, look no further than Panda White. This color is new on our list and one of the shades we’re most excited to feature in our ongoing project, Three Generation Renovation.
Make sure if you’re using a beige that isn’t boring as featured in this post to tag us in your projects! We love to see your DIYs!
