We use the Duron Shell White. Duron was purchased by Sherwin Williams but if you specify the color it can be mixed. It is a nice white, but no hint of yellow. We use the Sherwin Williams ProClassic paint for trim and it gives a nice finish. A bit more expensive, but worth it.

thanks for the suggestions. i'm a bit overwhelmed. i have to pick the 'perfect' white for my cabinets and want to use the same color throughout the house.

Dove White- Benjamin Moore. And it is easy to match blinds, shades and shutters when needed.

I have linen white from benjamin moore. Type in the colors names you are recommended and photos will pop up of rooms done in our colors, then you can decide.

Hints of yellow are good for the money flow of the house , I'v got good experience with this colour ,do use it in some form in your house as it attracts Riches in Vastu .

I would add that based on your comment that this is also going to be the cabinet color, that you pick up swatches of some of the suggested colors and purchase test quarts of a couple and paint onto some spare boards or something and compare them. It is so much easier to tell in a larger sample and when things are side by side to compare. The samples cost a little, but minimal compared to making a mistake on something so significant. Helps to keep the decision from being so overwhelming as well.

Enjoy the new home!

You can now get paint in test size containers approx 4 oz. for about $3.00 each. They cover quite a large area. But first go the paint chip palettes and take as many as needed, of whites in the blue, red, yellow and neutral categories and compare them at home under your own lighting in each room. They will look a bit different in each room depending on the amount of natural light within. Once narrowed down, then get some samples tinted to apply. It does take time, but a plan/process to follow may lessen your stress about making it 'perfect'. Dont forget have fun with it !