Clear vanilla extract (or essence as it is sometimes called) will probably have a bit more of a ‘fake’ vanilla taste, but I’d recommend using some than just leaving it out altogether. Especially if you are going all in with the next step. Bone is a shade of white that we are all familiar with. This color is a shade of white with both gray and yellow undertones. The color looks almost old in itself, the color of death and decay. It can be seen in skeletons, both human and animal, and tools and furniture crafted out of bone, like those from the far distant past. When you think of the color white, one very specific shade probably stands out in your mind: one that is pure and crisp, with no other hues or colors sneaking their way in. In reality, there are just as many shades of white as there are other colors. Though some of these seem closer to yellow, brown, or even orange, they’re categorized as white, at least for graphics and web design. Though it’s more blue in color than its namesake, Cotton Ball is nonetheless a subtle, pleasant bluish white that looks especially nice as a wall color with bright white baseboards. It’s about the color of the sky on a lightly overcast day.

Natural White is a beautiful choice of color if you want a warm white that is not especially saturated. It has brownish-red undertones. As you can see in its CMYK values, it has just a touch of magenta with slightly more yellow. This color is a white shade with a good amount of yellow thrown in the mix. It is said to represent the color of fresh cream from cattle, a rich, buttery color that looks appetizing. This color has been in use for centuries, both within painting and other forms of art, and, more recently, on the web and in digital art. Seashell is a pale off-white color that resembles seashells found at the beach or ocean. This shade of white has a pinkish hue and naturally looks very feminine and elegant, making it a great evening gown color. It’s a great summertime color, making one think of parties and lazy evenings spent laying in the sand, listening to the crash of waves on the beach. One detail to note is that quartzite is not quartz (an engineered stone). In contrast to what we commonly call ‘quartz’, quartzite’s patterns are 100% natural and contain no additives, colourings or resins, making them an excellent sustainable worktop choice. Since rice is one of nature’s relatively few edible white things, it’s not surprising that it has its own shade of white. This color is a very slight off-white with a warm undertone. It’s a nice wall color if you’re looking for a shade of white with some elements of both peach and gray.Cola might seem like a strange name for a shade of white. But the color code listed below is a very pale version of the more saturated color of Cola. It looks a lot like soda that has been whitened in a float or very watered down. Unlike many colors on the list, Cola has red-brown undertones. However, when it comes to white paint samples, I recommend NOT placing them with white paper/poster board. The undertones of those are often quite cool and can skew your perception of ANY white paint color. It’s best to compare whites to other comparable whites you’re thinking of using. And if you’re thinking of color matching between brands (ie: getting Benjamin Moore to make a Sherwin Williams paint color), you might want to read THIS first. What type of paint colors look good with Super White? White Heat is reminiscent of the overcast days of summer. Its cloudy look is tempered by a burst of yellow energy. It’s a warm white that’s a lot less saturated than many on the list, and it’s a good choice if you want something that’s a little different from most shades of white. Earlier, we discussed that Super White has blue and gray undertones. This means that Super White is a cool white paint color. It isn’t drastically cool, and it isn’t a blue-ish white in my opinion, but it definitely leans cool. What Number is Super White?

Super White paint is a very white paint color. In fact, it is among the cleanest white paint colors by Benjamin Moore (or any other paint manufacturer for that matter), but it is not the absolute whitest. This white shade isn’t quite as bright as the blooms of the magnolia flower. In fact, it’s decidedly more blue-gray in color. Nonetheless, Magnolia is still a pretty shade of white that is a good choice if you’re looking for a subdued wall color or even a color for accent pieces in a room. This stunning shade of white snow is almost as pure as the original color itself. First used as a reference to a color in the year 1000, this shade conjures up images of frosty winter mornings with a fresh blanket of snow covering the ground. Snowmen, snow angels, and snowball fights, followed by steaming mugs of hot cocoa, are all images this color brings to mind.

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One of the beautiful things about the many shades of white out there is the fact that you can find shades with undertones of almost any color. Link White has a slight hint of blue. It would make the ideal wall color for a workspace or office, as blue has been linked to productivity, and Link White offers the perfect compromise between white and blue. This shade of white is very similar to that of eggshell. It is creamy and pale, a tannish yellow hue tinting the white. The color is more popular overseas but can often be spotted in public via siding on quaint homes. The hue has notable differences from that of plain white. This is because white paint colors can range from yellowy whites to bluish whites, and everything in between. If you want a soft white color, Vivid White is your answer. Vivid White is fairly close to being true white, but it has a barely-there icy undertone that gives it just a hint of blue. Still, even the cool blue of it is balanced out by a considerable presence of red compared to blue and green. Not sure what LRV is? It could save your paint lovin’ life – read all about it HERE. What are the undertones of Super White? Will it look blue, green or purple?

Like its namesake, Mint Cream is a refreshing color that’s well-suited to summer. It is similar to Honeydew in that it’s a white shade with faint green undertones, but it has a higher proportion of cyan than yellow. This feature gives it a slightly cooler, blue-hued feel. It’s a great color for rooms with a lot of natural light. This lovely shade of white is somewhat unusual in that it has equal amounts of cyan and magenta. Despite the magenta, though, it primarily looks like it has very slight blue undertones. It makes a very soothing, subtle wall color.This pretty, quiet white does look a lot like the thin white paint often used for whitewashing. And of all the shades on the list, this is one of the closest to true white. You can see that reflected in its low CMYK values. Everything but yellow is at zero, and yellow is only at a one. Although it is slightly less bright than its namesake, Milk is an excellent choice of white if you want an option with more subtle undertones than most on the list. This one has a bit of warm yellow (as evidenced by its CMYK values), but it’s tempered by the barest hint of cyan. It’s a good choice if you’re looking for a warmish shade of off-white. This clean, bright white is also likely to be a good choice to use with quartz or marble countertops, due to the cooler undertones. What exactly is a Super White quartzite stone? It is an exotic natural material that has become prevalent in interior decoration because even though it looks like marble, it isn’t impacted by acidic substances (i.e. oranges, lemons, etc.) like its marble counterpart. Benjamin Moore’s 8 Best White Paint Colors Is Super White a good color for the exterior of my home?