Simply white will work best for repose .. . other elements will make it warm or not, as repose alone can't do that. . . You will want to use clean whites with this as the warmer white won't help . . repose is great with clean whites .. the color scheme needs wood elements to make it warm .. do you have wood furniture elements?

Yes! Our floors are medium dark wood (very warm but not cherry), several dark wood furniture pieces, and a grey couch.

I think I am drawn to the White Dove because I have a lot of cream pieces.

They are going to work great without matching the warmer trim . . .layering whites is what makes them feel elegant .. if your cream pieces feel too yellow when they get in . . and I don't think they will .. .just add something in between the creams and clean whites in décor or fabric to help the layering . .

Hi, saw this following another discussion. My interior is almost entirely Repose Gray, including the ceilings. Love it after two years. My trim is Swiss Coffee. Not too warm, not too cold. My go to trim color for years.

I have swiss coffee myself ... test it, why not?

I am going to have white kitchen cabinets and thinking about Repose Gray for walls in kitchen and family room (open plan). Does anyone know a cabinetry line with a painted white that would look nice with Repose Gray AND what color crown moulding?

Or of that is too bright in your light, sw eider white or sw incredible white. But snowbound would be more contrast.

They look off white below below but I swear they read as pretty bright white in daylight

What about Agreeable Gray and Snowbound on trim and ceiling with white kitchen cabinets? We’re building another house now three years later!

We have SW repose gray walls and SW pure white trim. It looks awesome!

Is pure white a bright white?

I can’t find pure white on the sw site. Wondering if it’s discontinued. We have switched to all repose gray in house as well. Want trim to be clean white without looking pink or yellow.