Hi, I found this great list a while back (unfort I can recall the sources to give them credit) but have been using it with great success in our older home. We used Dulux Vivid white in our kitchen and intend to use Asian Ivory in our living areas, both look amazing with wood. But if you are keeping the limed effect on the wood, you might to to experiment with sample pots as Tilly suggested. "Warm Whites: Dulux Antique White USA (received actually 2 votes) - warm but not yellow Dulux Whisper White (also received 2 votes) - looks great with brilliant white trims and neutral furnishings Dulux China White - complements natural materials Murobond Natural White - has a completely non reflective finish. Bauwerk Mud in 13/60 - a soft pink base Bauwerk Mud in 13/62 - warms up a stark and cold interior Aalto Ivoire - a soft full bodied glow like ivory Dulux White Watsonia (also received 2 votes) - very New York Wattyl Asian Ivory - an antique timeless appeal that goes well with dark wood. Cool Whites: Aalto White - a pure white Aalto Spatial - chalky Dulux Vivid White (received 2 votes) - no tint white Dulux Lexicon Quarter (also received 2 votes) - crisp and clean Bauwerk Uber in 10/06 - looks really alive on the wall Bauwerk Mud in 14/55 - suited to direct sunlight Murobond Smart White - contemporary and teams well with metallic finsihes Wattyl Winter Sky (also received 2 votes) - good when you have bright northern light or clear halogen lighting New Look Mykonos White - a greyish white"

Plain ceiling white is a good choice for ceilings. I'm a huge Natural White fan but will consider Whisper White next time I'm painting.

Hi Rochelle. We have Hogs Bristle 1/2 strength on the walls. Vivid white on Windows and skirts. Looks fabulous. It is a very bright room with high skylights. Always looks clean and fresh and very stylish. hogs Bristle has been a favourite in the Deluxe range for many year and I can understand why. Good luck with whatever you go with.

Actually....I have one more white paint question everyone if you don’t mind! We will be using terrazzo tiles in the bathroom (off white base with Carrara marble chips) and white textured subway tiles. I had planned to paint the remaining sections of wall white too but now I’m on this white paint odyssey I’m wondering if it’s going to work or if I’d be better to go with a contrasting colour instead. If I do paint with white, should I match it back with the wall tiles? The closest colour is lexicon which is obviously pretty cold/blue - the room has a large east facing skylight but I’m concerned about it feeling a bit sterile...appreciate your thoughts! Thanks again for your help.