So many grays turn blue. after much trial and error for bdrm, bath and water closet , i'm happy with Benjamin Moore Horizon and Behr ultra in Burnished Clay. Neither look great on the card but they dry to a soft neutral gray. worth getting samples to try.

Yep, I agree it's nowhere near Scandinavian. Although I tried hard to emulate it with the resources I had and conflicts with other family members, but oh well. But I'm trying to emulate the Scandinavian theme at least in the paint job. Do you think if I somehow achieved it at least in paint job it won't look good? I really like the color scheme of Scandinavian design. Edit: I really like the minimalism and coziness scandinavian design provies. Although, I do have to mention that I didn't mean to say that the photos that I've posted are necessarily scandinavian. I was just talking about the colors especially the white color.

My bad. You want the exact shade as shown in the pic. I thought those are just reference images. I am sorry. But all the shades in the pic are different. The one you could go with is white cheese (L177) atleast that could be the nearest resemblance

Hi Yash, Stucco is a type of protection layer (plaster) that is done on walls to prepare the base for the paint. Now a days you also get stucco paints. More than the property of Stucco, people are doing stucco for its textures and aesthetic value. Originally Stucco is nothing but mixture of Sand, Portland cement and hydrated lime. These three mixtures form a putty and is smeared on walls. Lime becomes very hard and dense once dried and hence it does not allow any water penetration. Stucco is generally done on exterior walls or wet areas.