Ivory Colors
Piano keys, old linen, and warm candle wax sit close to Ivory. It is a yellow leaning white family, softer than clean white, common on trim, walls, cabinetry, ceilings, and traditional exteriors.
Alabaster
Amber Birch
Ancient Vine
Antique Cloud
Blazing Star
Brushed Bloom
Chiffon
Classic Brine
Fiery Vale
Gentle Breeze
Golden Maple
Honeyed Agate
Mellow Linen
Mineral Pine
Muted Stone
Muted Willow
Muted Wren
Natural Shore
Off White
Old Moon
Pale Straw
Pearl
Quiet Star
Smoky Flint
Soft Star
Sunbaked Quartz
Sundrenched Dew
Sunlit Mist
Sunlit Sage
Tranquil Petal
Volcanic Crest
Warm Haze
Worn Orchid
Using ivory in your home
Ivory helps rooms with warm stone, cream tile, brass, or wood feel connected. Use it in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, trim, or cabinets with taupe, olive, walnut, black, or muted blue. North light can make it look calmer and less yellow. South light warms it noticeably. The warning is cool gray. Ivory beside blue gray flooring can look dingy unless another warm material bridges the gap.
Frequently asked questions
Is Ivory yellow?
Ivory is white with a yellow or cream undertone. It should not read as full yellow on the wall.
Is Ivory good for exterior trim?
Yes, ivory is useful on trim when bright white feels too harsh. Test it beside siding and stone in direct sun.
Best Ivory paint colors?
Try Glidden Accolade (LRV 93.2), Sherwin-Williams White Sand (LRV 84), or Behr Arcade White (LRV 92.1).