Any opinions on Skimming Stone

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I'm running out of time & steam choosing colours. A need a white/stone/neutral for hall, landing, stairs & sitting room. The house is period with lots of exposed stone, not terribly bright.
Will it do?

In our (north facing) kitchen it looked very grey with hints of pink. We went for Bone instead which is beautiful and looks brown/green in differing lights but possibly too dark for an already dark hallway.

Bone is lovely (already have in a bathroom) but definitely too dark. Thanks.

Poss too pink ? Depends on flooring/furnishings but I'm not keen on it over a large area.

OK, I definitely don't want pink. Or yellow . I've got a lot of Strong White in lighter areas but it looks very grey in the shade. Wooden floors upstairs, Limestone down.
What's the F&B equivalent of Magnolia?

I love farrow and ball colours, however ended up choosing 'stone white' from Crown for our dark hall, stairs and landing .

James White? I agree re also avoiding anything with yellow tones I have a similar choice to make for a hallway and have wasted far too much time and money on tester pots!!

Skimming stone was just a really dull cream in my friend's house

How about Slipper Satin?

We had slipper satin in the hall in our last house. It is warm but also more cream than white I'd say. We also used a lot of Pointing, which I loved.

Thank you. I'm going to get another tester of Pointing. The woodwork will be Wimborne White.

Ooh I might have got my slipper satin and skimming stone confused

Actually pointing might be the colour you are looking for
We have used it on the internal woodwork

Reporting back.

Pointing is lovely but not enough contrast with Wimborne.
Slipper Satin is pretty but a bit creamy
Skimming Stone is probably the winner, no pink but I need to see in full daylight
Strong White which I discounted as too grey looks lovely at night.

If anyone lives in the SW & wants 3000 testers...

I have Skimming Stone in my hallway and landing areas adjacent to Elephant's Breath in kitchen/dining/family and to Green Blue in the sitting room. Slipper Satin is definitely a lighter colour since I have this in the utility room, study, all my bathrooms and the odd bedroom as my default neutral colour when I ran out of colour scheme inspiration.

I have skimming stone everywhere in our newly built house. Had to choose something and decided to have it all the same and can change individual rooms later if necc. It looks great - not pink at all. I also have some built in cupboards and a wardrobe in elephants breath which goes well. I tried James White but found it too green.

I have skimming stone in our dark Victorian hall - looks great with our beige/white/grey stripy runner carpet on the stairs. Not pink at all, and complements all the white cornicing, picture rails and skirting perfectly. HTH!

Hi looking for a living room colour to colour drench all woodwork and walls leaving doors and architrave white . Fireplace is a creamy beige , sofa kinda tan beige . Nothing is working .
joas