Anyone used F&B Hardwick White on their walls? What's it like?

[KimaGreggsSausageRoll]

Have splodged several greyish samples on walls (large living room, west facing), and I love Hardwick white as it has that lovely murky I'm-not-sure-what-colour-it-is quality...

Has anyone used it anywhere in their house and how does it look? My only worry is it may be a bit too intense if that makes sense? At the moment in the morning light it looks lovely and calm and velvety

And what white should I use with it (on woodwork, ceilings)?

Thanks in advance!

[kitsmummy]

I have it on garage doors and it's lovely, looks a grey green colour (would they say green though if I had to be pinned down to one!). i've often thought it's an under-rated f&b colour

[pickledpenny]

Definitely looks like it has an olive tinge?

Looks great though and I would have thought that if it's a west facing room it can take the intensity of the colour. I would be inclined to keep skirting and ceiling very light to balance it.

[KimaGreggsSausageRoll]

Thank you so much for replying, we're doing ceiling and all woodwork white and have dark green tiles round fireplace so think if it looks olive-y that should work well!

My tester splodge on the wall sometimes looks grey, sometimes brown, sometimes taupe...