Antique White Colors

Aged porcelain, parchment, and cream painted trim explain Antique White. It is an off white with warm beige, yellow, or slight pink undertones, common in older homes, millwork, ceilings, and bedrooms.

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Alabaster

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Autumn Lark

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Bone White

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Burnished Lake

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Burnished Prairie

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Cloud White

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Eggshell

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Ember Cedar

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Gentle Quartz

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Glowing Linen

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Golden Maple

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Mellow Linen

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Molten Shore

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Molten Vine

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Off White

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Pearl

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Porcelain

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Radiant Granite

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Sundrenched Dew

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Sunlit Willow

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Tender Marsh

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Using antique white in your home

Antique White is useful when new white would make old finishes look dirty. Use it on trim, walls, cabinets, and ceilings with warm wood, marble, brass, taupe, or muted green. North light can expose its gray or pink side. South light makes Radiant Dusk and Copper Dune creamier. The caution is mixing eras. Antique White can look wrong beside very modern cool white tile unless the rest of the room adds warmth.

Frequently asked questions

Is Antique White beige?

Antique White is not full beige. It is an off white with warm beige or cream undertones.

Can Antique White work on cabinets?

Yes, antique white can be excellent on cabinets in older homes. Match it to the wall undertone so it looks intentional.

Best Antique White paint colors?

Try Farrow & Ball Au Lait (LRV 90.6), Valspar Antique White (LRV 80.368), or Sherwin-Williams White Sand (LRV 84).