Benjamin moore sweet daphne

So pretty. Whites will work, greens will work, gray-greens will work...stronger blues would work if you were so inclined. (I know, kills appetite a bit)

If you still have the preference for a bit muted colors(like in your valance), here's the nice round up of subtle yet rich greens for you. Maybe you'll see something you like. I didn't use any of them, I did use couple of greens I loved but they are Dunn Edwards..I don't know whether there is Dunn Edwards where you are. Benjamin Moore, on the other hand, is everywhere, is a good quality from my experience, and I really trust the lady who writes this blog:)

https://laurelberninteriors.com/2015/04/19/6-serene-green-paints-that-arent-called-green/

BM Manchester Tan.

A nice olive green would be great in there as well and go beautifully with the valance.

That sweet daphne that tibbrix posted is what came to mind for me. I like a green that has a bit of yellow with maple.

Light blue, like Wythe, Yarmouth Blue, Wedgewood Gray, Healing Aloe, or Nantucket Fog?

What was the before wall color? Are you keeping the same valance?

Pretty cabinets, counters, and backsplash choices.