We painted our walks blue.

I did green, a nice clear celery green. My realtor made me repaint it when I sold it so it became green, a nice light sagey green.

Also blue walls for me, though more of a robin's egg color. The brand was C2 and I think they called it Banff. My cabinets are white, backsplash is white subway tile with silver-gray grout, counters are black with sparkly bits of recycled glass (Eco by Cosentino), floor is dove gray Marmoleum. My one window has a silver-gray honeycomb shade. So the blue walls provide the contrast to all the neutrals. I love it but it sounds like you'd prefer something paler or more neutral. The light sea glass sounds nice. Whatever you choose, it's helpful to buy a sample of it, paint it on several sheets of poster board and tape them up on several walls with painter's tape. That gives you a good idea of what the room will look like before you commit to painting the walls, and also shows you how the paint looks under whatever lighting conditions your room has.

I was going for SW Healing Aloe or Quiet Moments but it didn't work in my kitchen. So I ended up with BM Windham Cream.

Another option is to get a gray that's from your quartz. (Love SW Agreeable Gray bu tit's perhaps too greige for you)

I did Gray Owl on both the walls and ceiling. It reads very light gray with blue undertones. Very neutral and pretty. I have creamy cabinets, off white subway tile backsplash, soapstone countertops, red oak floor.

We do not have a lot of painted wall space in our kitchen, but it is open to our living room. We went with BM Manchester Tan.

SW Rice Grain. A griege that works with our wood trim too. Good luck!

What is your favorite color. When you close your eyes and think of color, what color do you think of? That is where you should start.

This is from fortheloveofahouseblogspot.com She used Gray Owl by BM. Might help. I also love the manchester tan.

Valspar Antemeridian -- a soft green-blue, and the ceiling is Valspar Transparent.

I originally painted the walls Oxygen White, which is in fact more blue and didn't look quite right with the cabinets and counter. Ben Moore Quiet Moments was another that I really liked, and I think I sampled Sea Salt too. Antemeridian had the balance of blue/green that I liked best.

What colors generally are you attracted to? and do your cabinets and counter have warm or cool undertones? It is important to know and match that.

Go to your paint stores and pick up the folders of "Whites and Neutrals" that every brand produces. You will see many whites that have just a hint of color -- often separated into warm and cool. That can give you a good idea of what you immediately like and dislike.

Edited to add: My countertop is not white, but if I had gone with a white I still would have picked the blue/green walls. I like color.

I used Logia

Thanks for starting this thread monciona. I also am looking for a wall color for my white kitchen with wood floors, so this is very helpful. I have sampled SW Sea Salt and a few other similar shades but am having a hard time making a final decision. It's great to see pictures here.

Benjamin Moore Glass Slipper

The paint on our walls is Benjamin Moore - Coastal Fog. It's a light, green/gray color. You could ask for it to be lightened.

Any lighter and it would be white. LOL

SW 7506 Loggia

Here is a photo of our (still unfinished) wall corner- we used Sherwin Williams Silvermist with our white cabinets and counter. Depending on the light it looks blue/green/gray. I really love it next to the white. No regrets.

We're using SW whitetail, which is a pretty close match for our white cabinets, but we're going to have soap stone counters. Sounds like with your white counters and backsplash you def need something with at least a hint of color...

SW Kilim Beige.

We're going in the neighborhood of cool grey 9

In my still incomplete kitchen/house I used BM Maritime white in half formula with my Mouser "white" and Zodiaq London Sky counters. My floors are Preverco red oak in the color Sante Fe. I still have not selected a backsplash tile and there is very little wall space in my kitchen, however it is open to 50% of my house so I spent more time than I normally would have sampling paint colors.

Sherwin-Williams Napery with SW Dover White trim.

My kitchen will be two-toned (white and stained cabs). I'm hoping to create a light, airy feeling in my kitchen so I'm getting the walls painted the same white as my cabinets: Benjamin Moore Simply White. My ceilings and trims will be in a cooler white: BM Chantilly Lace.

If you really can't decide on a colour, try greige! I'm painting the rest of my main floor in BM Thunder, a lovely dark greige. I love how greige paint is so versatile and chameleon-like. Depending on the room, colours around, the lighting, etc, greiges can look grey, beige, tan, taupe, or off white with an undertone. Greige is such a great neutral.

There are many lovely greiges from Benjamin Moore. Revere Pewter is very popular. I also really liked Edgecomb Grey, Grey Owl and Metropolitan. I ended up with Thunder because it was a beautiful, strong greige. Revere Pewter and Edgecomb were front runners but they looked too light and close to off white in my space. I wanted a more dramatic change so I went with Thunder.

Painted walls a very dark grey. Has made my white cabs & marble countertop really pop.

Pic below was my inspiration. Very happy with decision, get many compliments.

Thank you all so much! You've given me some great ideas. I go to the paint stores tomorrow for my first batch of samples. Keep the ideas coming!

We did BM Palladian Blue at half strength. Nice bluish-green.

I have white cabinets (SW Pearly White), wood floors in a medium tone, white island stone (white macaubus quartzite), and lots of natural light. We painted the walls SW Monorail Silver. In a darker room it looks grey, but in this room it is a nice silvery blue-grey. It reads light and bright in the room, so it's neutral and almost like having white walls without actually having white walls. Goes with everything and is light enough that the colorful accents in room really stand out.

Hi - we have medium brown site finished white oak floors, white cabinets (slight warm tone but NOT Ivory) and Zodiaq London Sky counters. I used BM Revere Pewter - kitchen is open to great room. RP is very neutral - very happy with it.

SW Crushed Ice.

SW White Hyacinth

SW Agreeable Grey

Benjamin Moore Spa (turns out darker than the sample looks; light grey-green) with Chantilly Lace Trim (about the same as the cabinet color)

I have sort of a retro white kitchen. I used yellow striped wallpaper.

Behr Blackberry Wine. Love.

We are mid-reno so no pics to share. Cabinets are SW Incredible White and walls and SW Agreeable Gray. Counters are White Macaubas.

BM Serenity.

I mixed 2 colors then threw in a couple of samples I had left over from a girlfriends project until I got it where I wanted it. I can't cook that way, wish I could......

Dish wall is done now, sorry old picture.

BM Heaven on Earth

BM London Fog. It looks great against our white cabinets and our quartz is VERY close to your color from what I can tell. The London Fog matches the background tone of the quartz nicely and the white cabinets give it a fresh, clean, updated look. Not the best picture because our deck outside casts a pink tone to our wall, but you can see the quartz, wall color and white door in this pic to see how they work together.

Here is a better picture of the wall color over by the ovens and up against the cabinetry. It looks darker here than it typically does in the light of day.

Could you please help me? I am interested in finding out the specific white you painted your cabinets. Thanks