Good neutral-warm paint that would appeal to most buyers?

[Anonymous]

I'm looking for a nice creamy white or similarly warm color that would look good with belgian linen furniture, traditional medium tone wood floors, and white molding. Nothing too yellow. No cool greys or blue-greys, please!

Any Benjamin Moore favorites? Do any realtors have standbys they recommend to sellers looking to repaint prior to listing? I know I've seen some gorgeous examples during open houses, but now can't think what they really looked like!

[Anonymous]

BM Gentle Cream

[Anonymous]

I like BM hush as a warm neutral, although it's more beige than creamy white.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BM Gentle Cream

Thanks. This looks too peachy to me on my screen, but will look in person.

[Anonymous]

BM Revere Pewter. There are approx. 1,000,000 houses on Houzz with that color, so you can see it on your screen.

[Anonymous]

BM Edgecomb Gray is also a warm "Griege" color. Gentle Cream is more of a yellowish undertone and is very creamy in color.

[Anonymous]

BM. Linen White.

[Anonymous]

BM Mystic Beige

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:BM. Linen White.

+1.

Greys on the way out.

[Anonymous]

BM Subtle

[Anonymous]

Do a google search for decorator benajamin moore whites. You will discover a lot of good info.

[Anonymous]

Agreeable gray. It's a great greige that looks good with browns and blacks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:BM. Linen White.

+1.

Greys on the way out.

Yes, please. No more grays.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do a google search for decorator benajamin moore whites. You will discover a lot of good info.

I've done this, but thought I would also ask here to get some local opinions.

[Anonymous]

Not Benjamin Moore, but Sherwin Williams" Interactive Cream" fits what you describe.