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Kids Chill out Room want to paint light but not white but warm but not yellow - HELP!!!

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hulahoopsilove · 19/06/2014 11:23

It's currently right blue but now they are growing want to tone it down, a light warm colour but not white too cold or yellow or creamy too warm

any suggestions?

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Seeline · 19/06/2014 11:34

How about one of the 'white with a hint of...' type paints. They would be warmer than plain white.
Or a very pale green - a yellowy green would be warmer than a bluey green.
Pale peach?

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justjuanmorebeer · 22/06/2014 19:23

Jasmine white by dulux is nice. Not warm as such but it is one of the off whites but without a yellow tinge. I hate a yellow tinge as beside my white furniture it makes the walls look grubby.

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GrouchyKiwi · 22/06/2014 20:16

What about something like this? www.dulux.co.uk/colours/green/#japanese_maze_5

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peggyundercrackers · 23/06/2014 08:28

try dulux chiffon white.

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minipie · 23/06/2014 14:19

Crown Soft Linen. Lovely pale warm colour, not beigey not pinky not yellowy.

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CruCru · 24/06/2014 11:54

Can I suggest Dimity, Lime White, or Skimming Stone by Farrow and Ball?

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oif · 24/06/2014 12:55

Wimbourne White (F&B) is a warm, slightly creamy white, that we have in kids' bedrooms. It is not cold at all, but still more white than cream.

Dulux Apple White is a very pale green we had in kids room in old house - I really liked it as all sorts of bright colours looked nice next to it.

We also have Little Greene's Rolling Fog pale in our living room, which is an off-white, not creamy, yellowy or pinky. Hard to describe - slightly putty like - very very pale grey/brown. I think it is a lovely soothing colour, and quite grown up.

Oh and Little Greene's Starling's Egg is nice - a very very pale slightly minty green - almost white, but very bright and cheerful

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