The perfect White
lisa77226
7 years ago
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PROPeriod Property Store
7 years agoHi @lisa77226, we have a great range of quality paints called Little Greene. They have great coverage and a high pigment level. They do varying shades of white, some warm, some cooler. Here are some examples of what we have that may be of interest to you:
Traditional Hallway in Pale Neutral Colours · More InfoCladding in Little Greene's Shirting
Cool and Contemporary Styled Kitchen · More InfoWalls in Little Greene Shallows
Contemporary Style Dining Room · More InfoWalls in Little Greene Shallows
Contemporary Home Office Storage · More InfoShelving in various greys and whites from Little Greene.
We have all the range on our website
For any sample pots, info or advice feel free to contact us! Thanks. Mark and Adam
PROHome By Design Ltd
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7 years ago Midcenturylass
7 years agolisa77226
7 years agotamp75
7 years agoI think you'd find that if you covered a larger area with strong white, you would get a different effect. We have it in our hallway & it just looks white except for by the white skirting where you can tell the difference.
lisa77226
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