Off White Colors
Washed cotton, pale plaster, and warm paper live in Off White. These are near whites with slight tint, often gray, beige, green, or pink, used on walls, trim, ceilings, cabinets, and whole house palettes.
Antique Cloud
Brushed Bloom
Brushed Cove
Brushed Straw
Dusty Dew
Dusty Glen
Faded Prairie
Gentle Quartz
Gentle Rain
Hazy Canyon
Hushed Canyon
Mellow Chalk
Mineral Loch
Mineral Pine
Mossy Granite
Muted Isle
Muted River
Muted Stone
Muted Willow
Muted Wren
Natural Shore
Old Moon
Old Willow
Pale Leaf
Quiet Star
Rustic River
Smoky Flint
Soft Star
Stone Glen
Tender Marsh
Tranquil Petal
Weathered Cedar
White Smoke
Worn Orchid
Using off white in your home
Off White is useful when pure white feels too sharp. Use it through halls, bedrooms, living rooms, trim, or cabinets with wood, stone, linen, black, or muted color. North light can expose gray or green undertones. South light makes a warm off white look creamier. Watch mismatched whites. A ceiling white, cabinet white, and wall off white can fight unless they share the same undertone family.
Frequently asked questions
What is Off White?
Off White is white with a small amount of tint. It looks softer than pure white but still reads light.
Can Off White work outside?
Yes, off white is often better outside than bright white. Sunlight makes it read lighter, so sample on the exterior wall.
Best Off White paint colors?
Sample Glidden Delicate White (LRV 94.7), Farrow & Ball All White (LRV 96.4), or Behr Bakery Box (LRV 95.3).