Sherwin-Williams® Egret White (SW 7570) Kitchen Cabinets – Shaker, Slim Shaker, Raised, Slab

Soft, Elegant White with Subtle Greige Warmth

Sherwin-Williams® Egret White (SW 7570) kitchen cabinets offer a refined, softly warmed white that bridges the gap between classic white and light neutral. It delivers brightness without starkness, creating a calm, sophisticated foundation for kitchens that want warmth without heaviness. Egret White is often chosen by homeowners seeking a timeless look that feels elevated yet approachable.

The Undertones of Egret White

Egret White carries gentle greige undertones that give it depth and softness. In bright natural light, it reads as a warm off-white with subtle beige influence rather than pure white. In lower or artificial lighting, the greige undertones become more apparent, adding richness and preventing the cabinetry from feeling flat.

Coordinating Colors for Kitchen Design

Clean Whites & Light Neutrals

• Pure White (SW 7005) creates gentle contrast that defines cabinet lines without feeling harsh. This pairing keeps kitchens light while maintaining a layered, intentional look. It works especially well in transitional spaces.
• Snowbound (SW 7004) offers a softer, slightly warmer contrast that blends seamlessly with Egret White. The combination feels cohesive and relaxed rather than stark. This pairing is ideal for open-concept kitchens.

Grounding Neutrals

• Agreeable Gray (SW 7029) reinforces Egret White’s greige undertones while adding subtle depth. This pairing feels balanced and approachable rather than cool. It works well for full-kitchen cabinetry applications.
• Repose Gray (SW 7015) introduces a slightly cooler counterbalance that keeps the palette modern. The undertones work together to maintain softness without appearing muddy. This combination suits kitchens with clean architectural lines.

Metallics & Hardware

• Brushed nickel or satin chrome hardware enhances Egret White’s understated elegance. These finishes reflect light subtly and complement the greige undertones. They are ideal for transitional and contemporary kitchens.
• Brushed brass hardware adds warmth and contrast without overpowering the cabinetry. This pairing elevates the space and prevents the white from feeling too cool. It works particularly well in refined traditional designs.

Countertop Pairings

• White quartz or marble countertops highlight Egret White’s softness while maintaining a clean aesthetic. Subtle veining adds interest without visual noise. This pairing keeps kitchens feeling open and timeless.
• Light beige or greige stone surfaces reinforce the cabinetry’s warm undertones. These materials create a cohesive, layered palette. Avoid overly cool gray countertops, which can clash.

Flooring Recommendations

• Light to medium-tone hardwood flooring adds natural warmth that complements Egret White’s greige base. Wood grain introduces texture and depth. This pairing works across most kitchen styles.
• Neutral porcelain or stone tile maintains a calm, grounded foundation. Softer beige or greige tiles work best. Avoid high-contrast patterns that distract from the cabinetry.

Applications in Cabinetry

• Full kitchen cabinetry in Egret White creates a soft, cohesive environment. The color reflects light while maintaining warmth. Proper lighting ensures the undertones remain balanced.
• Perimeter cabinetry paired with a darker island adds depth and visual interest. This approach keeps the kitchen light without feeling monotone. It is well suited for larger layouts.

Kitchen Style Applications

• Traditional kitchens benefit from Egret White’s classic warmth and elegance. Paired with detailed door profiles, it feels timeless rather than trendy. This makes it a dependable long-term choice.
• Transitional kitchens use Egret White to bridge warm and cool elements. The greige undertones support mixed materials and finishes. This versatility is one of its strongest attributes.
• Modern kitchens rely on Egret White for softness without sacrificing cleanliness. When paired with streamlined cabinetry, it feels refined and intentional. This prevents modern spaces from feeling sterile.

Recommended Cabinet Door Styles by Kitchen Style

• Shaker doors add structure that complements Egret White’s subtle depth. The profile keeps the cabinetry from appearing flat. This combination works across most kitchen styles.
• Slim Shaker doors enhance the color’s refined character with a lighter visual footprint. This pairing suits modern and transitional kitchens. It maintains elegance without heaviness.

Other Spaces & Design Applications

• Laundry rooms and mudrooms benefit from Egret White’s warmth and brightness. The color keeps utility spaces feeling intentional rather than purely functional. Durable finishes help maintain its appearance.
• Bathrooms and built-ins use Egret White to maintain continuity throughout the home. Consistent color application creates a cohesive design language. Lighting enhances its soft undertones.

Lighting Considerations

Egret White is sensitive to lighting conditions. Bright natural light emphasizes its soft white appearance, while warmer artificial lighting highlights its greige undertones. Balanced lighting prevents the color from reading too beige or too flat.

Technical Details

Light Reflectance Value (LRV): 70
An LRV of 70 places Egret White in the light neutral range, making it suitable for kitchens that want brightness with added depth.

Design Tip

Use Egret White kitchen cabinets when you want a white that feels warm, layered, and sophisticated without drifting into beige.

Alternative Colors to Consider

• Alabaster (SW 7008) – warmer and creamier.
• White Duck (SW 7010) – deeper with more beige influence.
• Shoji White (SW 7042) – warmer and slightly darker.