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Since you are painting your walls a cool color, find a white that reads as cooler. The easiest way to do this is to put swatches of various white paints next to one another and see how they play off one another. Some colors will appear more warm or beige-like; others will read as a very light gray with hints of green, blue or purple.

It is all about your taste and how well you like green. I like the Svelte Sage but I think most people would want the Grassland in their kitchen. Lighter colors seem to be prefered by most. I am afraid a warm white shade may just look like yellow near the greens. You definitely have to put the chips together to be sure. If you want less contrast the Ancient Marble could be used as trim. Have you used the SW Visualizer on their site? Just for fun I made an image that is the Svelte Sage on the walls with the Grassland as trim. The hallway I made Connected Gray.

Is your kitchen installed yet? Sounds like you are in warm tones ( biscotti, antique lace, bronze ).....so why those cool green walls? Is the kitchen open to another room? What is that and what color? If your kitchen is not yet installed, wait to paint, or take your cabinet to a paint store, choose a hue a shade or two lighter and a soft white trim that is two shades lighter than antique lace and biscotti. You don't need that much "going on" , and stay in the warm family of the rest of the kitchen

I'd add that you have a lot of darker themes going on here (cabinets, floor, hardware). I understand that you have a light backsplash- and I would continue the light theme on the rest of the walls. I would keep it airy with a creamy white like BM Opaline and a bright white trim- maybe decorators white? You might want options.