Slightly off white emulsion colours
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No offence, but if your woodwork is being glossed I wouldn't bother. With last years new regs regarding VOC's, it will soon be the same off-white colour as you choose for the walls. 
However, if you have water-based paintwork then Dulux White Cotton seems to be a very popular off-white at the moment, if somewhat pale. I personally prefer their Timeless colour.
Crown do Aged White and Milk White which are both quite nice.
Some of the 'Old' or 'Antique' colours around can look a bit grubby in my eyes.
Of course, these are only my opinions based on what I have used.
As always, best to get it mixed in the trade version rather than off the shelf if you want the best finish.
However, if you have water-based paintwork then Dulux White Cotton seems to be a very popular off-white at the moment, if somewhat pale. I personally prefer their Timeless colour.
Crown do Aged White and Milk White which are both quite nice.
Some of the 'Old' or 'Antique' colours around can look a bit grubby in my eyes.
Of course, these are only my opinions based on what I have used.
As always, best to get it mixed in the trade version rather than off the shelf if you want the best finish.
I agree alot of antique and off whites look really grubby especially on the woodwork. Grecian white from the dulux heritage range is nice but colour is a very personal thing
http://www.heritagepaints.co.uk/colour/grecian_white
Generally look a bit lighter on the wall and the brighter the room the lighter it looks ... obviously !
http://www.heritagepaints.co.uk/colour/grecian_white
Generally look a bit lighter on the wall and the brighter the room the lighter it looks ... obviously
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