Alabaster Colors

Alabaster stone, chalky plaster, and warm white marble describe this family. It is a very light white with soft yellow or gray warmth, often used on walls, trim, ceilings, cabinets, and calm whole home palettes.

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Antique Cloud

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Blazing Star

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Brushed Bloom

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Classic Brine

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Fiery Vale

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Gentle Breeze

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Golden Maple

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Mineral Pine

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Molten Shore

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Muted Stone

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Muted Willow

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Muted Wren

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Old Moon

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Quiet Star

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Smoky Flint

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Soft Star

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Sunlit Sage

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Tender Marsh

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Tranquil Petal

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Worn Orchid

Using alabaster in your home

Alabaster is strongest when the goal is soft white, not bright white. Use it in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, trim, or ceilings with light oak, warm stone, linen, black, or muted green. North light can make it read cleaner. South light brings out the warmth in Copper Cedar and Raw Sky. Test beside counters. A white that looks gentle on drywall can turn yellow next to cooler quartz.

Frequently asked questions

Is Alabaster warm or cool?

Alabaster is usually warm. It has a soft cream or stone undertone rather than a blue cast.

Can Alabaster work on kitchen cabinets?

Yes, alabaster can be a good cabinet white. It needs testing against quartz, tile, and appliances.

Best Alabaster paint colors?

Sample Glidden Delicate White (LRV 94.7), Sherwin-Williams UltraWhite (LRV 94), or Behr Billowy Down (LRV 93.8).