All White

Why All White is a Timeless Classic

All White is the epitome of pure elegance—a soft, subtle white that exudes sophistication while remaining effortlessly versatile. It’s a colour that transforms any space, making rooms feel fresh, light, and expansive. Whether you’re designing a contemporary apartment or a cosy cottage, All White fits seamlessly, creating a sense of openness and airiness that works beautifully in both traditional and modern interiors.

This is why I love All White

What makes All White so special is its understated beauty. Unlike other whites that can feel too stark or clinical, All White brings warmth and depth to a room without overwhelming the senses. It’s a perfect backdrop for showcasing furniture, artwork, and other design elements. It’s subtle yet commanding, offering an elegant foundation for any home, and it effortlessly complements a wide range of textures and finishes—from soft linens to sleek, high-gloss surfaces.

If you're after a colour that adds light and elegance to your home without being too bold, All White is a great choice. It works wonderfully with both bold accents and minimalist interiors, providing a neutral canvas that allows other design elements to shine.

Best Dupes for All White

Finding a perfect dupe for All White can be challenging, as it’s one of those rare colours that doesn’t have many close matches. However, we've managed to find a couple of fantastic alternatives that will give you that same light, airy feel without the premium price tag.

The top contender is Little Greene's Loft White, which delivers a very similar soft, neutral white. It’s a great match for anyone who loves the feel of All White but needs something a little more affordable. Another solid option is Benjamin Moore’s Chantilly Lace, which provides a clean, crisp white with a touch more brightness. Both of these dupes maintain the elegance of All White but at a fraction of the cost.

Keep in mind that, as with any white paint, lighting plays a significant role in how it will appear in your space. We always recommend testing a sample pot before committing to a full tin to ensure the colour works perfectly in your room’s natural light.