Ghosted

At #F2F4F4, Ghosted reads as a very light grey-white with a subtle blue-green coolness, so it feels fresh rather than creamy. It reflects plenty of light, which helps it open up darker rooms while still keeping a gentle, settled look. In a north-facing room it can seem slightly crisper and more silvery, which suits a calm, modern scheme. In south-facing light it softens and looks cleaner and warmer at the same time, staying close to white but never flat. It sits well beside bleached oak, painted timber, pale stone and upholstery in chalky neutrals, muted blues and soft sage tones.

Use Ghosted on walls in bedrooms, halls or living rooms where you want a restrained neutral that will not compete with pattern. It also works neatly on woodwork beside linen, wool and velvet in stone, oat and dusk-toned colours.