It depends what you want. Chantilly lace is a nice white that will look fine with any of these very light BM colors. Classic gray is a nice , slightly warmer gray, silver satin a slightly cooler gray and sea pearl a very light beige/ taupe. They are all very light colors.

I’m looking to paint the wainscoting and trim CL and want something with contrast. It’s a bedroom so I’m looking for a warmer tone. Linens will be white with some blue accents.

It’s impossible to tell how any of these will look in your space under your lighting conditions! Send off to sampelize and save yourself the aggravation of buying a bunch of paint samples. These are all nice colors. I wouldn’t trust how they look here though!

Thank you for your help!!!

We recently had our master bedroom painted Classic Gray (color matched at SW). I'm a little surprised that I like it so much b/c it reads more like a pale beige than a gray but it changes with the light and is a very pleasing color to look at. I'm also very happy with how our various artwork looks against the wall color.

Hi, what did you finally decide? Would love to see photos. We painted our primary bathroom Silver Satin, but it was a little cool for the beige leaning tile. Classic Gray looks nice but a touch muddy, but could be described as chalky. I'm afraid it will lean pink with our tile. I'm leaning toward Seapearl. I love the warmth of Athena or Pale Oak (same color) but it is a bit saturated and can also read pink next to our neutral but pink leaning tile. With Chantilly Lace, Silver Satin would be beautiful but cool with a hint of blue. I'd think Seapearl would be stunning, but I haven't seen it in person. It would be warmer than Classic Gray.