Here are some pictures of how I want paint too look/feel. More earthy, but still modern and airy

Sherwin Williams Alabaster is a warm white that is very popular and goes with almost everything.

Thank you for the advice! I saw it, but it seems like it has green/yellow undertone and that will bring even more attention to the floors, which I really don’t want

I doubt it, the flipper who sold the house was a mmm....not a great person and didn’t want to give me any colors/brands names.
But that is why I think maritime white-it seems close to the cabinets. It has warmth and hint of pink in it too.

Daria Surprisingly Alabaster does not have yellow or green undertones. If you have instagram, you can go to the search bar and type in colors you are thinking about and you will get hundreds of photos using those colors.

Thank you! I’m going to check it out more closely right now

K, so I went thru pics with Alabaster white on Instagram and I do agree-it’s a beautiful paint and it doesn’t look greenish at all, but I have two concerns about it. 1-it probably will make my kitchen cabinets even more yellow and dated. (If anything I would loooove to have cabinets in alabaster white!) And 2-I’m afraid it will look too cold and I want something more cozy and unquestionably warm-like any time of the day and no matter what light:)) I really crave for some warm depth in the dining room-basically like on pics I attached in the first comment

Daria, I believe the last photo in your inspiration photos is B.M. Muslin. I recently used it for a client’s open floor plan and it is a winner. Here it is shown with Linen White trim.

Thank you! Yes, it is Muslin, but I’m afraid it can look too dark and that’s why I considered Lambskin. Muslin lrv is ~68 and Lambskin is ~72. Would you say muslin is too dark for corridors or less light rooms? Also how do you think it will act with red floors?

I think the Lambskin color may work. Paint a large sample on white poster board, and try it up against your cabinets, tile floors, and hardwood. You could also try BM Elmira White, which is a warm but more neutral color.

try BM Swiss Coffee. it has more of the pink undertones that you want

also have them mix you up a sample at 75%. I saw it in a room and it looked great. (EM Henderson, I believe)

Ballet White is another (and also Marshmallow)

this one too.

also look into any of these. they lean more taupe, which will work w/your floors.

Take your cabinet front to a paint store and have them color match it.

@calidesign thank you for mentioning Elmira white-it looks yummy and I even wouldn’t call it white! @BethH I sampled Swiss Coffee before and it came up too cold, the same thing with Balboa Mist and Pale Oak-they all look about the same as what I have right now(Fog Mist). Feather down- is one on my “buy and try” list, I don’t know if it will look to muddy and not cheery( if that make sense🤷🏻‍♀️) so that’s why I paid attention to Maritime white-they’re very look like. And Ballet white is def something to consider, seems like a very popular color. Thank you. Because my cherry floors are so dark I feel like I can’t go completely white, need something more balanced

SJ E thanks for the idea

daria, I think maritime and ballet are twins!

Maritime:

Daria, have you chosen a color?

How about BM Wicker which is the same as BM Bone White?