Hi Kathleen, These cabinets are Alabaster with a Pewter glaze. Everybody's idea of what is too white is different so it's hard to help you on a computer. I can however offer a suggestion. Copy paper is pure white. Bring some with you so see can hold the door sample over it to see how "White" it really is. Most people are surprised at how pretty all of the whites that don't look white on a sample look in their homes. Look at the pictures in the brochure of the Cloud White...do you like it? I would have no way of knowing if Columbia's Cloud White is the same BM Cloud White unless I went to the paint store, got a sample and took it to the cabinet shop! One more thing...stop worrying so much about this. The cabinets are just one part of a pulled together kitchen. There is backsplash, countertops, appliances, paint , hardware and lighting going in there too. You can actually adjust the temperature of white with the selections you put with it. To get more confidence and a beautiful kitchen please consider hiring a designer to watch over your shoulder. Many will accept small projects like this as filler work. You are about to spend a lot of your hard earned money and for under $500.00 you could get professional help for a few hours to avoid epic fail and build the kitchen of your dreams! Small price to pay. Best of luck to you! Sincerely, Jo McKeown/Great Spaces!