Make sure you are looking at your samples in the middle of a white poster board, or on a large patch of wall next to your trim, and then put white poster boards around it. The samples will look different on your current color than they will all on their own.

Yes we primed a large area first and then did large swatches near the molding.

More photos needed to help you...

Maybe this will help

(btw, for pure white trim, just get the base white with no tint added. It's a pure, white)

I have cherry furniture in living room and dining room Swiss Coffee by BM is very flattering to the cherry .I also love Cotton Ball White from BM...a nice bright white; looks wonderful when the sun shines in.

Thanks everyone as you can see back of house casts much darker lighting than front of house.

If you thought Linen White was too bright, you might want to consider shifting towards a cream, like Mascarpone.
You might also consider a greige, which will read like an off-white with more depth (BM Natural White, BM Swiss Coffee, for example) or "grays" that are really more greige like BM Classic Gray.
If you're willing to have more of a shade on the walls, then consider the warmer green-grays (BM Edgecomb Gray, although SW a couple of winners in this category too, Agreeable Gray, for example).

I painted my entire house interior BM Palace White and love it. Simply White is a good match if you want a contrast for trim. I used Palace White for my ceilings and trims with a different sheen so they contrast just slightly and look beautiful.

You have a beautiful home. I have similar color cabs and counter. My floors are cherry as well. My walls are also kinda yellow.... my trim is Behrs pot of cream and it's very complimentary with the cherry. It's a creamy white. I put a piece of white paper so you can see the difference. I was worried the pot of cream would be a little dirty looking- but with my warm colors I'm very glad I did go with the pot of cream. Good luck!!!

You might also check Ben Moore's Maritime White with Simply White trim.

thanks everyone! After doing large swatches of several paints - I think in the end Linen White (flat) might be the winner. I have Mayonnaise (very similar to Marcopone) Jess on the wall too and I really do like it but woodwork doesn't pop as much as with the Linen.

Gonna get swatches of the following just to be sure.

Swiss coffee

Vintage taupe

China white

Timid white

If you were originally considering greys.... sherwin Williams worldly grey does go well with woodwork.... it was the only I had found for our room that worked well.

Your home looks so beautiful!