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I just painted my master bedroom Creamy. It’s very soft and goes well with my ivory bedding and dark pieces of furniture. I have White Dove on the trim, but I’m not crazy about it. I would like a softer tone on the trim. Should I paint all of the trim Creamy also? If not, what soft white goes well with Creamy?
Thank you!
Hi Holly!
Thank you for reaching out. I would love to help you with your design project! Please check your email for a discount code.
I offer a variety of Interior Color Consultations, Exterior Color Consultations and eDesign packages for projects such as yours. If your needs fall outside the scope of the above then send me your question via my Color Question Consultation package.
You may see examples of my work on my portfolio page.
Thanks, Holly! I hope to hear from you soon!
Laura
Holly, I’m going to be painting my bedroom creamy too! I also have creamy ivory bedding and dark furniture. May I ask you if creamy has enough color to it to be noticeable on your walls? My swatch is showing as pretty light. Do you have natural light in your bedroom? One more thing if you don’t mind. Any way you could send a picture? Thanks!
Would Sea Salt or a similar color work on walls with the trim painted Creamy? My kitchen cabinets are painted Creamy. I am considering carrying it throughout my house on the trim, but I would like to have a light blue bathroom and perhaps a blue, green or grey in the master bedroom. Any suggestions what will work?
Hi Regina,
Great question! Creamy is an off-white that is very versatile, so yes, it can work with colors like Sea Salt. In fact, I have had clients with Antique White (even more cream-colored) trim and Sea Salt on the walls that has worked out beautifully. Sea Salt is one of my favorite paints to use in the bathrooms, so enjoy!
Thank you,
Laura
How do I get a color sample of creamy SW 7012?
Hi Gloria,
Sherwin-Williams has samples of their colors that they can mix for you in their stores. As a side note, I love Creamy as a cream color for walls or trim!
Thank you,
Laura
How does Creamy SW 7012 compare or contrast to Ivory Lace SW 7013? Is one merely a bit lighter than the other, or is there a difference in undertones?
Thank you!
Hi there,
Creamy and Ivory Lace are both really similar! Ivory Lace has a tiny hint of greige to it and Creamy is a bit warmer. If you are trying to make a final decision, I always recommend painting a large cardboard sample and testing it out in your space to see which one you prefer.
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
Thanks so much,
Laura
I am looking for a light neutral wall color to coordinate with trim/doors that are custom color somewhere between SW Dover white and creamy (according to the sw rep). I would love to change the color of trim/doors to a less yellow white but husband says no way…too much work. The tones in my home are warm over all.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Thanks!
Hi there,
There are lots of options for a warmer neutral so it will depend on the undertone of your other selections (flooring, countertops, etc.). I have several go-to colors for warm neutrals in several different undertones and would love to help you find the right one through an Interior Color Consultation!
https://www.rughdesign.com/product/interior-color-consultation/
Thanks so much for reaching out and I hope to hear from you soon!
Laura
How does sw creamy do in a dark area?
Hi Peggy,
Yes, Creamy would work for darker area! Creamy has a warmer undertone, so I would get a sample and test it out in your space. I would love to help you find the perfect color through an Interior Color Consultation if you would like.
Thanks, Peggy! I hope to hear from you.
Laura