Whole House Colour

[Move2023]

Need some guidance as just rubbish at decisions.

Need to freshen up house to sell as walls are very tired. What neutral warm colour would you recommend for most of a house? House is 1930's with picture rails and east/west facing. Very light as huge bay windows.

DD's room is F&B Wimborne white which I love but not sure it's right for rest of house...maybe a light beige...just don't want grey.

Any recommendations before I spend a fortune on tester pots....

Timeless here too!

We've just done our hall, stairs, landing and dining room in Timeless, with pure brilliant white ceilings and woodwork, we didn't want grey. Nearly went for Egyptian Cotton but I think it would have been too beige, Natural Hessian was ruled out as too dark.

Photo of Timeless

F&B slipper satin

Yep, I won’t be needing to look for another white again. It’s perfect isn’t it.

I did a hall in Timeless and wasn’t keen as I thought it looked a bit yellow. The nicest of white I e seen is Slaked Lime mid by Little Greene-comes different depths. Not grey or beige, just elegant and classy. Slaked Lime is the lightest and is a lovely clean white.

My current home is natural hessian and my new home will be natural hessian.

It's very light but a definite colour and not an off white.

Dulux Rock salt, white with the tiniest hint of grey but not enough to definitely say it is grey, it just removes the bright white effect.

Another vote for Little Greene Slaked Lime 105.

This the same as out house. Dead easy and cheap to go over stains/dirt. We have a colour theme running through

Slaked lime is lovely, I've had it for years! Depending on the light it can be beige, greenish, grey & just seems to blend in well with everything. Fab!