Spotlight Company Exchanges White Spotlights
The Spotlight Company says that white, the simplest shade, is one of the most complex tile colors, which doesn’t look strange? Each shade has a variety of tones and backgrounds that have a very unique look, so it’s important to determine which white is best for your particular interior. If you are looking for a clean and simple feeling, you will want a real bright white. If you want something warm, ivory infusion of white will be your best choice. No matter which aesthetic you want to achieve, choosing the right white is the key, and we always help here! Now let’s take a look at the complex white world and learn how to use each of the different shades.
Bright white: The classic bright white effect works best when you want a very clean, modern or modern look. These refreshing tones contrast sharply with other surface materials and create a true blank slate for your space. These tones also reflect the most light, so if you want to create an open, airy atmosphere, bright white will work.
Tile color displayed: frost, white wash, chalk white and mica
The brick color shown is snow
Soft white: Soft white often contains subtle ivory. These shades create a warmer environment than bright white, but not as warm as milky white. They are perfectly balanced between the ends of the white spectrum. Soft white with warm wood finishes and other colourful tones. They tend to be modern and traditional aesthetics depending on how you use them, making them a versatile choice. Our favorite soft white is white luster, coconut and ivory.
Tile color displayed: white gloss, coconut and ivory
Kitchen installation with white glossy Paseo styling
Gray plated white: Try white and grey background for a more modern look. These whites work well with other cool and neutral colors, adding a soft touch to modern, modern and industrial interiors. Our glass tones, cotton and cotton matte as well as our brick tones, cotton, provide subtle grey cues.
Glass color display: cotton, cotton matte; brick color display: cotton
The restaurant features glazed tiles of cotton and snowflake
Cream White: If you like a fresh, clean white feel, but want your space to feel warm and welcoming, then try the cream white. These warm tones are infused with a touch of yellow, taking away the true whiteness of the bright and vibrant quality. These whites perform best in more neutral and traditional interiors and complement the faded tones of pink and Celedon.
Tile color displayed: transparent glaze, shell and super cream
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