Westhighland White vs Alabaster: The Comparison That Actually Helps You Decide
Beril Yilmaz2d ago
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On paper, Westhighland White looks like the brighter, more neutral option. Its LRV sits four points above Alabaster's. On the wall, that number tells you almost nothing useful, because Westhighland White's undertone is stronger and more visible than Alabaster's, and a higher LRV does not mean a quieter colour. I have specified both across UK residential projects, and clients are consistently surprised that the 'brighter' swatch is the one that reads warmer in the room. Here is exactly how I...
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