I'm redoing my kitchen on a budget. I live in a historic townhouse that was gutted in the 80's and I want to bring back some warm historic character but still stay relevant. This is a galley kitchen with very limited natural light. I want to paint the cabinets white and am not sure what white looks good in limited naturally lit spaces. im looking at Benjamin Moore paints. should I choose a warm white? I bought a vintage style backsplash from Wayfair and am redoing the counters and sink as well. I plan to do White countertops, apron sink, change the lighting and the floor will be replaced with oak lvp that I have now in my living room and dining room (these three rooms are All connected). White is soooo tricky so any advice would help. I've heard some say don't use white at all in low lit areas and others say it can work. I want what most do I suppose: clean, airy and welcoming. i have attached a picture of my kitchen and one of my design goal, which I'm using as my guide.