I looked online. The bisque looked warmer on my monitor but that may mean it has an unattractive pink undertone. Can you ask the Crystal company about undertones?

Personally I like the true white of the Frosty White but it is a cool tone. The Bisque is more or less the new "Almond" I got tired of that but still like the true whites. You can warm it up with the other colors in the room or even the appliances. There is a new color "Slate" by GE they used them on the Rachael Ray show. This color would be great with the Frosty White. Than bring in color for your back splash.

As for me, bisque white looks warmer, and the frosty white is opposite but you can still choose other color to spice up your kitchen by changing wall color or placing other furniture and accessories. Here is a bisque sample:

Cabinetry is a big investment. Give yourself an affordable insurance policy by ordering a sample cabinet door in your first color choice (I vote for bisque too). The cost is relativly low ($50-$100) but it will allow you to see exactly how the color looks with the light from your windows and lighting fixtures. You will also have the benefit of being able to cart the door around to stores that feature hardware, flooring, etc. I do this for almost all of my kitchen remodel clients (exception is the occasional condo kitchen).

A belated thank you for your response. I appreciate it. Great idea to get a sample.