Works just fine to me. Beautiful space. I use a cream color on all my inside trim.

If you have a lot of bright white furniture, as in your second pic, the cream trim might look "dingy" next to it. Or it might be a question of a warm trim with cool walls. Difficult to see an issue with these pics. As for the ceilings, some people think they should always be 'ceiling white' because that reflects light well. Are yours the same colour as your walls? Can't tell from these pics. Proper lighting in a space can also help counter "dark and dingy". Often less expensive and easier than repainting.

If your large (new?) space doesn't feel cohesive to your eye, my suggestion would be to get an onsite colour consultation from a designer or colour consultant (I know Benjamin Moore offers this service). They'll see your space in natural light (not all computer screens convey colours accurately) with all your furnishings. That's another thing to keep in mind: your furnishings inform your wall colour. Paint comes in multitude of shades so it's often best to choose that element last in a room design.

Gorgeous floors, btw.

The ceilings are the same color as the walls. I’m good with the ceilings not being white but the wall and ceiling are both on the darker side. We have the HD bulbs and lots of light. It is a new home for us. I think the color is a little cool for the trim. I tend to gravitate to cooler colors but think if I could just get this all neutral I it would be more cohesive and get my contrast and colors from the furnishings and floor. I like the idea of a consultant. Thank you for the advise.

To me it is too gray for the floors. Look at BM Edgecomb Gray or Balboa Mist or even White Dove