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Recommend white paint shade for pine ceilings, cupboards

  • 09-09-2024 7:37am
    #1
    mct1
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    Just moved to a 1990's house with a large area of pine ceiling in hall and sitting room, plus pine doors and cupboard doors all over. We're using a profession painter to paint all this pine, and need to decide fairly quickly whether to just go for brilliant white (a bit stark?) or a more muted slightly off-white. Any colour recommendations from your own experience please? Any readily available brand is fine.



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  • #2
    Ceepo
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058368218/recommend-white-paint-shade-for-pine-ceilings-cupboards

    Have a look at Artic Blond or Alabaster White from Coloutrend. Both would be very popular alternative to pure white..

    It is important to use a good quality primer before hand otherwise you will run the risk of the paint chipping off.



  • #3
    mct1
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    Thanks for the recommendation @Ceepo. I love Colourtrend - will head to our local stockist to check those colours out - it's so hard to tell online. And I'll be talking to our painter about primer. There's a vast amount of pine in the house and I don't want to make any expensive mistakes.



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