Just walnut/nutmeg white

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Does anyone have pictures of rooms painted in Dulux Just Walnut or Nutmeg White? I love both but can't decide. I don't want grey. I wanted something with a very slight pink undertone. Thank you :)

Bedroom NE/SE facing (double aspect). Woodwork, blinds, ceiling and architraves all painted white. Walls Just Walnut. I thought it took on a slight grey/ mauve tone but it was very fresh and more warm than cool. I really liked it

This is my north east facing bedroom, photo taken just now with my back to the window (sorry it's an odd angle, trying not to out myself!). It is Just Walnut, but mixed in Dulux Heritage paint (velvet matt on the walls and eggshell on the cupboards). I ordered it from Decorating Centre Online. I would say it's a sort of dusky colour with pink, mauve, grey and brown tones depending on the light. I do like it, but I probably prefer the colour I used in the NE facing living room downstairs - Pale Nutmeg by Dulux Heritage. Nice neutral with pink undertones; it doesn't have the grey undertones that Just Walnut does. It's a Dulux colour so even if you wanted the normal paint rather than Heritage paint, they should be able to mix it accurately in normal Dulux paint

Just walnut is grey. We had in in dc bedroom as it was a pretty, neutral warm colour. It is very grey.

I found just walnut too lilac, i have nutmeg white for softer pink undertone

Here’s a few of my bedroom in Just Walnut. It is definitely more pink in certain light than I was expecting. I don’t see it as a grey at all and would have changed it if I ever thought it was.

I've had both! Just Walnut is in my hallway - it's a softish, slightly lilac grey. Pretty neutral. I used to have Nutmeg White in my south-facing bedroom - pretty pale, slightly pinky cream. I like it but prefer bolder shades these days. Both are great neutral colours.

Thank you so much for replying everyone. I think Nutmeg White is the winner. I'm usually very colourful so this is really stripped back for me lol. But I'll add colours with furniture and things :)

I have Nutmeg White in our hall stairs and landing. It gives it light, whilst also being warm toned.