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Best Dupes for Joa's White

Joa’s White sits exactly between Pointing and Skimming Stone—warm enough for cottages, restrained enough for contemporary joinery. People look for dupes when Pointing feels too creamy but pure greige seems flat, especially on wardrobes and panelled kitchens.

Dupes for Joa's White

Brand Colour Rating Shop
Little Greene Clay Deep 4 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Bare Essence 4 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Dulce De Leche 4 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Clay Beige 3 ⭐
Fired Earth Old Ochre 3 ⭐
Dulux Trade Labrador Sands 4 3 ⭐
Little Greene Light Beauvais 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Brandy Cream 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Hidden Cove 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Muslin 3 ⭐
Little Greene Acre 3 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Natural Linen 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Carrington Beige 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Muslin 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Jute 2 ⭐
Dulux Trade Salisbury Stones 4 2 ⭐
Dulux Trade Pearl Barley 2 ⭐
Little Greene Travertine - Light 2 ⭐
Benjamin Moore Brandy Cream 2 ⭐
Dulux Trade Gentle Gold 1 2 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Toasted Almond / Chopped Nuts 4 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Toasted Almond / Chopped Nuts 4 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Sourdough 3 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Summer Wheat / Desert Obelisk 3 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Seriously Sand 2 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Chalkware 2 ⭐
Behr Dainty Lace 2 ⭐
Behr Bell Tower 2 ⭐
Behr Natural Almond 2 ⭐
Behr Studio Clay 2 ⭐
Behr Spanish Sand 2 ⭐
Behr Roman Plaster 2 ⭐
Valspar Vanderbilt Beach 2 ⭐
Valspar Aged Parchment 2 ⭐
Valspar Palest Satin 2 ⭐
Valspar Rattan Basket 2 ⭐
Valspar Quill 2 ⭐
Valspar Light Raffia 2 ⭐
Valspar Lion of Hadrian 2 ⭐
Valspar Perfect Crust 2 ⭐
Valspar Gentle Shadows 2 ⭐
Valspar Gentle Shadows 2 ⭐
Valspar Honey Locust 2 ⭐

Joa’s White is the middle ground between cream and greige

Joa’s White was designed to bridge classic Pointing and cooler Skimming Stone. It has a touch of warmth, a whisper of grey, and zero pink, making it ideal for cottages and modern apartments alike. Use it when Pointing feels too buttery but you still want the softness of a heritage neutral.

It loves natural materials—think whitewashed pine, limestone, cane, and aged brass. For a layered palette, team it with Skimming Stone on cabinetry or Drop Cloth on interior doors.

Dialling in dupes and sheens

When testing alternatives, sample them beside fabrics and flooring—Joa’s White should stay balanced in both daylight and lamplight. Kitchens, wainscoting, and wardrobes benefit from satin or estate eggshell so the finish can take everyday knocks; relaxed living spaces can stick with washable matt to keep that chalky look.

Pair Joa’s White with ceiling colours like School House White if you need a touch more brightness, or with Dimity accents to lean into warmth. Whatever you choose, keep sheen levels consistent to prevent the undertone from shifting.

Where Joa’s White excels

Bedrooms, sitting rooms, and corridors all benefit from its gentle warmth. It’s also a smart trim colour for bold walls because it adds character without looking stark. Style it with linen curtains, boucle sofas, or rustic pottery to emphasise its relaxed elegance. The result is a timeless backdrop that lets art, antiques, and modern lighting coexist comfortably.

Joa's White vs Similar Shades

Compared Colour Relationship When to choose it instead Link
Pointing Creamier classic Use on exterior masonry or trims when you want extra warmth beside Joa’s White walls. View colour
Skimming Stone Greige cousin Great for cabinetry or hallways when you want more taupe definition. View colour
School House White Cooler ceiling choice Deploy on ceilings to keep things crisp without going bright white. View colour
Dimity Rosier neutral Pick for bedrooms when you want a blush undertone to play up fabric tones. View colour
Drop Cloth Stronger anchor Use on interior doors or furniture to ground a Joa’s White palette. View colour

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