One key reason is its versatility. It’s an excellent choice for interiors and exteriors, and pairs well with both warm and cool color schemes. The subtle warmth mentioned above helps it create a gentle, inviting ambiance wherever it’s applied.

If used as the primary color in rooms with abundant natural light, White Dove can appear warmer than intended, potentially looking more off-white or cream than pure white. Additionally, for ultra-modern or minimalist designs that require a crisp, stark white, White Dove may be too soft and warm.

White Dove pairs beautifully with a wide variety of colors, including Revere Pewter, Hale Navy, Pale Oak, Chelsea Gray, and Edgecomb Gray.

White Dove does have warm undertones, but it typically does not look overtly yellow. That said, in certain lighting conditions—particularly in rooms with a lot of natural light or with south-facing windows—White Dove can take on a slight yellowish tint. It’s best to sample White Dove where you’re considering using it. We make our peel-and-stick samples with two coats of real paint, so you can see exactly how it performs in various settings.