It is cool crisp white, very light shade of green.

Site White is a very light, near neutral colour from the end of the Green-Yellow Hue Family.

You are correct about light being impactful.

In some settings it may read as a light, ’just grey’.

In very bright light (outside), it may even read as off-white.

In other situations you may get flashes of its inherent green-yellow, parent DNA.

And finally, it certainly can appear much more blue.

It isn’t blue and doesn’t have blue ‘undertones’.

If it shifts and looks blue to you, that that’s an effect of light quality and context.

In order to know how it will likely behave for you, in your space, with your lighting - it requires testing. (large paint chip or painted on board x 2 coats)

Tweety Pie,

Did you end up going with the site white, and if so how did it look, especially in any areas of your house without natural light or at night with lights on?Thanks!

Yes! @Jenn Hoffman Ambler,PA (7A) We used it in all main living areas. Its a very pretty pale gray. We love it!!

We haven't moved into our new home yet but have seen it in different lights. It does not have any green undertone. Has a very pale blue undertone only during bright daylight. Looks plain pale gray during night (we have 4000K lights throughout). It goes very well with our light brown matte finish wood floor!