"high gloss white" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of finish or coating on a surface, such as furniture or paint. Example: The kitchen cabinets were coated in a high gloss white, giving them a modern and sleek appearance.
"A clear, high-gloss white," he said.
Her lobby chairs were painted high-gloss white and upholstered in rich stripes.
The kitchen is simple and contemporary, with high-gloss white cabinets, Formica countertops and an imposing stainless steel oven and stovetop hood by the Italian appliance-maker Smeg.
Running my fingernail across a drop of rose pink eggshell or a dribble of high-gloss white, I know I have all the answer I will ever get.
Sure, the original fireplace was completely covered in drywall, there was an astounding amount of shag carpet, and the centuries-old beams were covered in high-gloss white paint, but you could just feel the history.
When the passengers for D301 reached the platform, they encountered a vehicle that looked less like a train than a wingless jet: a tube of aluminum alloy, a quarter of a mile from end to end, containing sixteen carriages, painted in high-gloss white with blue racing stripes.
The high-gloss white surface looks plastic, with some flat parts, and some gently corrugated sections to allow bend and flex.
From 2006 to 2007, British architect John Pawson worked with Milan-based yacht designer Luca Brenta to produce the B60 Sloop, a sailboat whose high-gloss white surfaces reflect light into every corner.
Designed by the art director Jonny Lu (whose short list of clients includes Gemfields, Hakaan and Louis Vuitton), the minimal box – part recycled brown paper, part high gloss laminated white cardstock – really completes the experience of shopping at victoriabeckham.com.
