Sherwin Williams Greek Villa SW 7551 Color Review

Sherwin Williams Greek Villa is a warm-toned and bright off-white paint color with deep creamy undertones. So, if you’re looking for a home so welcoming, cozy, and warm - it’s time that you grab the attention of the never-fading and always-trending, Sherwin Williams Greek Villa. Mimicking the beachy and coastal color vibe of the streets of Santorini, this color Greek Villa by Sherwin Williams will never disappoint you. It’s a perfect neutral color that is also one of the best-selling white paint colors by Sherwin Williams
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[@elvadrum4965]

Great explanation! I’ve done Greek Villa on the ceiling before because I didn’t want a stark white. I absolutely loved it.

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

Yes! It makes a beautiful combination :)

[@divyapatel6841]

Amazing video. Thank you.

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

Your welcome!

[@Gracielatejana]

Wow, I'm so grateful to find your color analysis. I would like an interior paint color that is soft enough to compliment an older home with very little direct light from the windows. While I love Alabaster, I think Greek Villa is brighter and would add more warmth to a ranch-style home that's now more open concept after a wall was removed. Thank you for such an in-depth discussion!

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

Thank you :) yes Greek villa or even Alabaster would make a beautiful appeal!

[@Mr1fingersalute]

Great stuff! I’m driving myself crazy trying to pick colors for my house! I’ve considered Greek villa, shoji white, agreeable gray, and many more but still can’t decide🤦🏻‍♂️ The hardest part is working with the trim color I’ve used in the one room I’ve finished, I’m using emerald urethane in high hide white and while I like it for its overall look and brightness, it seems on the cooler side and I’m not sure what colors will work with it. All I’ve ever had before it was behr ultra pure white on everything which honestly seems more versatile? Maybe it’s just because it’s what I’m used to here🤷🏻‍♂️

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

Emerald urethane in high tide definitely feels cool with a touch of blue and gray undertone. A neutral or cool-toned white will work the best! Well something like Snowbound, Pure White, Spare White or First Star. Warner colors may clash!

[@Mr1fingersalute]

@@nish.onlineinteriordesign thank you!❤️🙏🏻 Doing the work is so much easier than the rest of the process🤦🏻‍♂️ lol

[@BRIJESHVARMA]

Great analysis and information. Looking to paint the whole house with Greek Villa. Stuck with what color to choose fot trims and the ceiling? Will pure white be too cool?

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

SW Pure White can make the Greek villa walls look slightly creamy yellow! You can stick to Greek villa on trims and ceiling for a seamless look.

[@joekool5676]

Hello, love the detail. Trying to decide in east facing 13 x 14 foot bedroom between Greek villa or Shoji white. Any thoughts. Also looking to get new hardwood, any recommendations on hardwood color/type. Thank you

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

Hardwood - White Oak, Walnut Paint color options - Shoji White

[@bossesg1]

what is the best sw color for bedrooms in 2024, just something that goes with anything.

[@nish.onlineinteriordesign]

You can try Alabaster, Agreeable Gray, Greek Villa, Origami White, or Pearly White! There are many more and it all depends on how you’re looking to decorate and style :)