Best White Paint for Interior Walls
Interior whites split into two families that do not mix well: warm whites with a visible yellow or cream undertone, and cool whites with little to none. Picking from the wrong family for your room's light and existing wood tones is the single most common white-paint regret.
The coolest, brightest white on this site (LRV 92), the one to reach for in a dim north-facing room that needs real brightness.
A crisp, minimal-undertone white, a common choice for trim and ceilings in rooms that want brightness without any warm or cool cast.
Cooler and cleaner than Alabaster or Greek Villa, a common exterior trim white that also works well in bright interior kitchens.
A cool-neutral trim white with a faint blue-gray whisper, good for ceilings and trim in a room already painted a warm wall color.
Benjamin Moore's most popular trim white, warm enough not to look sterile, light enough (LRV 85) to work as a whole-room color too.
A warm off-white with a soft yellow-green undertone, the default whole-house white for homes with a lot of natural wood.
A creamy warm off-white close to Swiss Coffee, best in a room that already runs warm rather than as a fix for a cold, dim one.
The warmest, creamiest white here, suited to a room wanting a cozy off-white rather than a bright neutral one.