Swiss Coffee by Benjamin Moore is such a fail-proof warm-white paint color. It has withstood the test of time and thus, so much buzz circulates about it. Here is a collection of exact examples of Swiss Coffee paint color. Hopefully the variety helps give you clarity on your paint search process!
A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Swiss Coffee paint color is made by many different manufacturers. However, this review is based off of Swiss Coffee by Benjamin Moore. So make sure you specify!
Swiss Coffee: Warm White With Hint of Green Undertone
The above kitchen is nothing short of fabulous. I especially love the blue island counter and I wish I knew what material that was, or if it is simply painted wood?
We are seeing how these kitchen cabinets show a warm white with a very subtle hint of green undertone. Nothing about this bothers me and it should not scare you away either! It is just important to point it out in some settings.
Master Bedroom Walls
I wish I could say that Swiss Coffee was the paint color on the walls AND the ceiling, but I think it is just on the walls here. Nevertheless, notice how they mix a gray headboard and oatmeal drapes and warm and dark woods with this paint color!
I love the ceiling and wish I knew that color, but I don’t! It may be worth digging more via Studio McGee, since this is their design.
Kitchen Upgraded Cabinets in Swiss Coffee By Benjamin Moore
This article is a phenomenal kitchen transformation about how to take an outdated kitchen with dark espresso-wood cabinets and refreshing it for resale purposes.
The lighting is somewhat of an optical illusion, because I feel that Swiss Coffee can appear much warmer than these kitchen cabinets do. Perhaps, this was edited and took away the warmth.
Let’s not forget to mention how fun a brightly-colored red, oriental runner looks next to Swiss Coffee cabinets!
Med Spa With Swiss Coffee Painted Walls
I like to see a contrast in warm white walls against a ceiling white. Furthermore, notice how well light wood and citrine green play next to this warm white. Job well done!
Farm House Style Family Room With Walls And Ceiling in Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee
I am loving getting to see rooms where the ceiling and the wall color are the same color. I am gradually learning more about this. The neutrality of Swiss Coffee paint color helps this to be a less scary decision than say, a more vivid color!
Neutral Family Room Design
Yet another well pulled off room in neutrals! Walls are Swiss Coffee. See how tan and navy and black and caramel all work well with this warm white-walled room?
Oftentimes, people go a step further and explain Swiss Coffee paint color as a very soft “greige.” So perhaps that is why the nature and earth color palette work so well with it.
Shiplap Bathroom Makeover
Oversized ship lap walls, a bamboo roman shade, gray tile floor and a gray vanity equal perfection on this wonderful bathroom makeover. The warmth of the wall color looks great next to grays, gold tones in the hardware and mirror and the wicker basket. And then a touch of pink!
The Swiss Coffee painted walls help this space to feel more cozy and less stark and modern.
Serene Family Room Design in Warm White Walls of Swiss Coffee
Oftentimes I hear clients say, well I worry about there being too much white. Correction, your worries are mistaken! Enter this example above. The warm whites are layered masterfully with a hint of stone colors, charcoals and gold.
Furthermore, the TEXTURE is everything. The coffered ceiling adds rhythm, and the gold fireplace screen plays off the washed-wood coffee table.
I absolutely love the collage wall of bird prints. Well played! Call me inspired.
Oh, and did I mention the walls are Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee?!
Benjamin Moore Swiss Coffee Kitchen Cabinets By Studio McGee
This is one of the most popular images I see when searching for Swiss Coffee kitchen cabinets. Interestingly, the bottom right set of cabinets looks so much more warm and saturated than most other rooms I see with this color.
That being said, make a large sample board (like a school presentation board), paint the sample paint on it and let it dry so you can walk it between rooms and spaces to see how it shows up.
This concludes our review of Swiss Coffee by Benjamin Moore. I hope it has proved helpful and a top contender for your next home project!
