I am having a brand new kitchen installed and it’s being sent to be painted this week

[Guest]

I’m having a white kitchen with a baby blue island and there will be a blue falcon range oven, so tones of blue in there.

I had previously decided on Lexicon quarter but I’m now second guessing my decision and wondering if I should go for an even crisper white… vivid white, white-on-white, snowy mountain.

Any opinions on white paints welcomed.

[Liza-Jayne]

Back yourself. You’ve chosen what you love. It’ll be awesome!

[Tamika]

I would say that only White on White is crisper. Vivid White and Snowy Mountains are more neutral.

[Mel]

We went lexicon 1/4 & cozy corner… still in construction. Will be a dark wood floor like the floating shelves & Matt white flowy subway splash back.



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[Liza]

White on white throws a lot of blue… depending on the light.

[Kerry]

If your having blues, you will need a cool white not a warm white. White on White would be a good choice.

[Michele]

I have white on white and it looks fresh and clean.

[Rita]

Check modesty white from Hymes paint it's been painted in my house at the moment. I'm really happy with it its a beautiful fresh white. Mi kitchen is lexicon 1-4

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[Juanita]

With your blue tones Lexicon will be good. We have gone Snowy Mountains as more milky neutral, ours has wood tones and navy accents.

[Simon]

The lexicon has blue tint in it. With the baby blue beside it might bring the blue out more in the lexicon. I'm a cabinet maker and this happens a lot when the kitchen is going to the painter. Back your self.

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[Anna]

I painted all my walls Lexicon half and used gloss British Paints Paint and Prime in White on White on all doors, skirting boards and architraves - looked fabulous!!

[Courtney]

I have lexicon half cupboards with blue island (Dulux preschool) and matching blue subway tile splash back. Bench is ‘intense white’ - it’s beautiful- very crisp.

[Tiffany]

I went vivid white and I love it.

[Melissa]

Lexicon quarter looks a touch brighter/cooler than vivid white (literally just has a drop of black tint in) and goes well with blues! White on white also works well which is what I have through my home with greys and blues, but I could have easily gone the lexicon quarter too. It's a great colour.

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[Suzy]

Lexicon is pretty crisp so I’m sure u will be happy with it- it’s actually not a lot different to white on white.

Snowy mountain would be too beige imoo.

[Robyn]

Lexicon quarter is a great colour.

[Toni]

We used the same perimeter white as our wall colour, Natural White Half.

[Kat]

I have my kitchen glass splash back painted in white on white. Really happy with it, who knew there were so many whites!

I didn’t want any other tones, just as true white as I could get.

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[Beck]

I would stick to Lexicon, it has blue undertones and will compliment your blues best.

[Nadia]

Don’t second guess I’m doing my house build I keep second guessing but I keep going with what I picked 2020 and it’s going well lol