theres no need to go matchy-matchy on every single thing! keep the ceilings and trim a bright white, otherwise it looks on the dingy side. white cabs, white trim, wht counter top, white ceiling, white baseboard,,,,whew,,,Going to look like a surgical room! That's a lot of white. If you match your wall paint to the cabinet paint, then everything is just going to blend into a giant off-white blob. Consider doing a nice gray on the walls so the cabinets stand out a bit. Keep your trim/baseboards white. I made the mistake once of using "biloxi" (Behr) on mine and it just looked 'dim' after awhile.

The easiest way to match your cabinets to the wall colour is to unscrew a cupboard door and take it to a paint store to match it. They can do that easily. It is much easier to do that than to pick a colour. Alternatively, you would have to go and get lots of samples and try and match it.

It is nice to make the trims a different white but in high gloss. I recommend using a half or quarter strength of the wall colour so there is a contrast. Use that same colour for the ceiling but make it a matt paint, not gloss. Does that all make sense? Hope so. All the best and reach out if you need.

I hope you plan some contrast somewhere, in the floor perhaps?

Because it IS possible to have too much white:

I agree that you may want to add contrast somewhere. If you do want an exact match it is possible that Bright White is actually a Lowes paint colour. It might be worth checking into as we found out.

We ordered Masonite interior doors at Home Depot. When I asked about having them factory painted we had the option to choose one of 3 Behr white paint colours. Behr elegant white was a pretty good match to our BM cloud white. We purchased their paint for the trim around the new doors and are very pleased.

It was much easier than running around with paint chips and we didn't have to paint 5 panelled doors!

Hope this helps.

I've included a photo of a kitchen that I did with white shaker cabinets and calcutta grey quartz on the island. The ceiling paint is BM white ceiling paint and the trim is BM white trim paint. I would suggest painting the walls something other than white. You will need a contrast against the white cabinets. It's ok that the trim will be a different white than the cabinets. The walls in the photo are SW sea salt, it looks like a soft green but in some lights it looks grey. Beautiful color.