It’ll Be All White: 3-Part Series

Tired of agonizing over a million shades of white?

It’ll Be All White brings together 3 complementary guides to help you understand white paint colors, coordinate them to the finishes and lighting in your home, and choose the right white with confidence.

From walls and trim to cabinets and everything between, you’ll learn what matters, what doesn’t, and how to avoid expensive paint mistakes.

Using REAL HOME examples, I’ll walk you through choosing the best white paint color for your home in a clear, practical, easy-to-understand way – so you can stop sampling 42 almost-identical whites and STILL wondering which one belongs in your home.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to…

• Understand the different types of white, including true, bright, warm, soft, and cool-appearing whites.
• Use LRV to understand how bright or dark a white REALLY is
• Choose whites that coordinate with a range of bossy finishes, including countertops, wood finishes, tiles, and more.
• Work with wood finishes that have very opinionated undertones
• Decide which bossy finishes take priority when everything in a room isn’t 100% coordinated
• Understand how a room’s exposure can affect a white, and which whites are best suited to each exposure
• Avoid whites that are too yellow, dingy, cool, or just not right for your home’s needs
• Quickly rule out the whites that don’t make sense and focus your time, samples, and sanity on the ones that do.

When every paint chip in your hand looks ‘pretty much white’, a good guess only gets you so far – you need guidance. You need to know what your home is asking for – and once you do, that great big pile of whites gets a whole lot smaller

This isn’t another list of popular white paint colors (although you’ll get one of those – wink wink). You’ll learn how to look at YOUR home, YOUR finishes, and YOUR lighting so you can understand which whites make sense – and confidently rule out the ones that don’t.

Because the goal isn’t to find the most popular white. It’s to stop second-guessing yourself, avoid an expensive repaint, and feel confident that the white you choose is actually right for your home.

Less guessing. Fewer squares of white paint samples mocking you every time you walk into the room. And a whole lot more confidence that you’re choosing the right white the first time.