Farmhouse White

Color InspirationMilk Paint 101
Written By Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint Team

Farmhouse White is the fresh off-white in our color collection. It reminds us of crisp cotton sheets drying in the breeze and a whitewashed picket fence lining a country dirt road.

 
farmhouse white milk paint, brushes, wooden spoons, wisks
 

Farmhouse White is a warmer shade of white when compared with Ironstone. It’s not as creamy as Linen is, and it doesn’t have the gray tones of Grain Sack.

Here’s a side-by-side comparison of our gorgeous neutrals so you can see how Farmhouse White fits in.

 
neutral miss mustard seeds milk paint colors
 

This sweet little washstand was painted by Anna of Sky Lark House in Farmhouse White. Even though it’s an off-white, it still looks white when you view it on a piece of furniture. It’s fresh, clean and an easy color choice if you’re unsure where to start!

 
washstand in farmhouse white milk paint
 

Farmhouse White can change personalities depending upon which finish you apply. It deepens slightly with an application of MilkOil™. You can age it with MilkWax™ Saddle Brown or even turn it gray with MilkWax™ Grime Gray!

 
farmhouse white milk paint with finishes
 

This shade of white is as fresh as puffy cotton clouds lazily drifting by on a sunny day. It’s the feeling of your favorite collared shirt and towels fresh out of the dryer.

However you use Farmhouse White, we know you’re going to fall in love, just like we have!

 
farmhouse white milk paint flat lay
 
Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint Team

Miss Mustard Seed’s® Milk Paint is a story about a love of milk paint that is growing with each bag sold, each workshop taught, each piece of furniture that is transformed. It is a story that starts with natural ingredients, when it's mixed with water and the color of the pigments come to life, it becomes our very favorite paint in the world. We hope it becomes your favorite too.

Join us as we Move Mountains with Milk Paint™!

- The Miss Mustard Seed's® Milk Paint Team

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