I've chosen White on White for the ceilings on my new home - just have to find a warm white (without the yellow/red undertone).

Check out the pics: White on White on the ceiling (new) and the older Antique White on the walls. Also a pic of White on White on Ceiling, old Antique White behind + (L-R) Lexicon, Lexicon 1/2, Lexicon 1/4.

Lexicon will definitely not throw yellow - goes will with greys. :)

It actually has red undertones. Usually is suitable for older houses but the light is different in every house so you can't be prescriptive. Dulux colour designer.

I am thinking of doing my new home (modern style) in Natural White and the ceilings in Vivid White.

Definitely WON'T be doing Antique White - Too many reviews says it throws yellow. No thanks!!

Have not read any negative reviews on 'Natural White' anywhere :)

Ohhhhh no r u serious????? Snowy mountain looks nice

I'm having so many dilemmas with my house tile at the moment!! Please go to my latest post and help me out....I will check out Snowy mountain colour on the weekend now..Thanks 4 that :)

I have coloured patches all over the house and thinking natural white might be best compromise although in one room it looks pinkish. But what colour for trim please.. in kitchen vivid white? But other rooms? Help gratefully received thank you....

Ruth, Natural White and Vivid White was shown by Houzzer @hagan_38 when I was asking the same question.

Natural White and Vivid White trims.. Heres a link to help you through it!

[https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/wall-colour-and-kitchen-colour-dsvw-vd~4026962[(https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/wall-colour-and-kitchen-colour-dsvw-vd~4026962)

I have used Antique White USA 1.5 strength (never would do Antique White because it throws too much yellow/cream), have used Natural White and again was recommended Snowy Mountains Quarter by a Dulux Colour consultant. The Antique White USA does definitely throw a very slight "salmon" shade due to the amount of red in its base. It still looks good and is warm, and may be good in an old Queenslander style of house. It does still have a neutral look to it, but I wouldnt do it again. The Natural White I have in the bedrooms and hallway of my current house and it works well, but can look a little dirty again very white furniture (in my opinion). I have the Snowy Mountains Quarter in the living room and kitchen and I absolutely love it. I always wanted to have a house where the mixed hardwood floor and the walls were the base and then the pops of colour are added through artwork and accessories. Snowy Mountain Quarter achieves this perfectly. It is a warm colour (as compared to Lexicon quarter which is cool), but at same time, it seems to match with every colour I put with it. I have timber in the room that ranges from yellow tones, red tones, dark brown tones and this paint colour matches perfectly with them all. Also when I have had towels to be folded in the room, it seems to match with anything from mauves, citrus yellows and oranges, charcoals, beige, reds, etc etc. I only was put on to this paint colour after have the plasterboard base coat on the walls for a long period of time and liked its freshness and the amount of light that was kept in the room. I asked the colour consultant to recommend a top coat colour that was similar (also because the Natural white look a bit "dirty" and a little bit yellow against my neutral white kitchen cabinets)..........The only colour I will use on walls now when I am look for a "white" will be Snowy Mountains Quarter. Dulux should give us commission for all our recommendations of their paint colours!!!! :o)

I also liked Antique white USA but my color consultant said to use 'Natural White'. We went with her advice and absolutely love the colour.

I've had my place all painted natural white .. not happy as it's peachy colour .. I will doing a room at a time ..this snowy mountain quater ,what is the tints in this paint .so wanting the edge of vivid white for a coastel look

Why not go vivid white then. .i Just painted my nieces house that

I’ve not seen Dulux Natural White described as peachy. What colour has it gone over? Are you sure you got the right tint? Having said that, it isn’t a crisp white. If you want something sharper try White on White. Or stark white, then as above Vivid white. Also as suggested Snowy Mountain 1/4 is very popular for a neutral white.

As with any colour, you have to consider how other colours in the room with impact. This is particularly so with white. For example the hue in floorboards and floor coverings will reflect off the white and impact the final result as will, room direction and seasons.
For natural white to look peachy, there must be other factors at play, for example, golden tone flooring with a room facing daytime sun (north in southern hemisphere or south in northern hemisphere.)

All these colours belong to the warm side of the Yellow Hue Family.

From top to bottom, we are moving from warmest to coolest.

The closer a colour sits to the Yellow-Red Hue Family, the more chance that a peachiness to its warmth will be discerned. This can be exacerbated by available light quality & context.

And, if you have anything warm coloured in your surrounding areas it will reflect on to your walls e.g. light coloured floor boards (often varnish will turn yellow with age esp. visible on light timbers). So opt for cooler versions of any colour you decide on, to counteract this.

Any suggestions please over Natural White, Snowy Mountain Quarter or Antique white for a warmer house and to go with this flooring.Thanks

I'd try some sample tubs. It's the best way to know for sure how a colour will reflect the colours of your home surroundings. You can even paint each one on white board and hold up against each of your walls.

Dulux make it easier these days. You can buy from their website, A4 samples that are like big post its. You can move them around the room and the house.