Good idea....tomorrow i will put some sample cards next to the tile and see what colour matches up best...I will also post a photo on here and have you guys help me ouf if that's okay :)) In about 5 minutes I will be posting up a post about coloured roof tiles - Would LOVE your help if you can find the post on here....Thanks guys! :)

Hello HU-326891764 , it is never a good idea to trust a Screen (computer, phone, TV ) to see what a paint colour looks like because all screens have different colour settings & so never show the true colour. You need to compare your actual paint colour to the manufacturers colour sample swatch you selected. Paint Colour also alters slightly on different textured surfaces as well as in different light conditions and can be affected by other surrounding colours (especially if you are using lighter coloured paints) and can also change throughout the day. So again other peoples photos on screens or even in printed form are never an accurate indicator of a particular colour. Colour Swatches are the gold standard for reference. After paining your surface with 3 coats and it is dry, then compare this to the manufacturers colour sample swatch and if you think it is different then your paint may not be tinted correctly, and you can go back and discuss this mis-tint with your paint supplier. Hope this helps, Malcolm. Corrected

Here are links to 2 older threads that may be useful to you. The common suggestion is steer away from cool or stark whites with this stone. It might be worth seeing how 1/4 strength antique white usa colour looks with Frosty Carina. Or 1/4 or 1/8 strength beige royal?? This colour at full strength is suggested in one of the links. It also is paired with antique white on dulux colour wall. [https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/can-u-kindly-tell-me-abt-cabinet-colour-and-subway-tile-many-thanks-dsvw-vd~3344297?n=6[(https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/can-u-kindly-tell-me-abt-cabinet-colour-and-subway-tile-many-thanks-dsvw-vd~3344297?n=6) [https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/which-white-works-with-frosty-carrina-dsvw-vd~3982946?n=4[(https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/which-white-works-with-frosty-carrina-dsvw-vd~3982946?n=4)

Could you give us some more info about the architectural style of your house? If possible, I would keep it to one or maximum two white paint colours only. If your kitchen is already locked in as Lexicon Quarter, I'd recommend you use that for the archs/ skirts/ doors etc, and maybe Natural White for the walls. However, if you house is a contemporary style, I would recommend that you just use Lexicon Quarter for everything - walls, ceilings, trims. Here is a contemporary renovation project I completed recently which uses Lexicon Quarter for all paint colours: