Benjamin Moore‘s chantilly lace with pine?

5 years ago

last modified: 5 years ago

Hi! I want to paint our entire home with Benjamin Moore‘s chantilly lace but want to make sure it will complement with all the pine.
Please let me know if this white will pair well!

I want our home to be brighter and lighter and appreciate that chantilly lace is a bright white and considered “pure white” but I read that it has very slight cool undertones. So, will it be OK with our warm pine? Is this white neutral enough? Any chance it will be too stark or clash?

I do not want to go with a white that has yellow undertones. I read that creamy whites and whites with green undertones pair well with warm toned wood, but I want our home bright more than cozy and don’t want to accentuate the yellow tones in the wood.

There is also a chance that we will do renovations that lean towards cool tones so I am hoping chantilly lace is one of those whites that can go with warm wood like we currently have as well as cool tones.

Here are some photos of the house and a couple samples of chantilly lace on the walls.

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5erica
Original Author
5 years ago
Living room, a bedroom
5erica
Original Author
5 years ago
Family room, master, kitchen
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5erica
Original Author
5 years ago
More info:
Those kitchen beams are now white.
We will paint bedroom beams white.
Living room beams TBD.
We will install white window treatments in bedrooms and remove window treatments from common areas.
We will have light rugs with shades of light blue.
Will some creamy white and “pure” white furniture work? I know the furniture we have works well together but want to consider with this Chantilly lace walls.
5erica
Original Author
5 years ago
Lastly the exterior exterior of the home is classic, coastal, white board and batten so I am trying to make the exterior and interior more cohesive. The interior has more of a mountain cabin feel currently.
bridgetme
last year
Hi, did anyone reply to your thread? Did you end up using Chantilly Lace? I want to do the same with our cottage, it has pine ceilings, floors and trim with a blue exterior with white trim. I think Chantilly Lace would look amazing on all the walls, and the wood floors and ceiling would keep it from looking too stark. I think it would be a nice, fresh look.