Will Chantilly Lace be good for Doors and Trims as well?

your picture is very small. can't really see what else you have on there.

everything is very gray and white. what is this? kitchen? bath?

what's the flooring?

furniture?

Where's the off white color going?? not on the ceiling I hope (you want a bright white for the ceiling)

I have Simply White on my walls and on my trim. (eggshell and semi gloss) For me it's the perfect white.

chantilly is a nice white that leans a little on the cooler side. If your light is coming in from a northern exposure, it may take on a minty hue.

Simply White is neutral that leans a bit warm, but not yellow.

White Dove is dingy looking.

Another good white choice is Oxford White

soii0311, my painting pro used matte, semi-gloss and high gloss on the appropriate surfaces. I let her use her 30-year knowledge and judgement on where each should go and it turned out wonderfully.

I have LVP flooring in a very light grayish white. My home gets light from all four directions and I haven't noticed any hues in any kind of light. It seems to handle all lighting situations and locations very well.

The Colours in the photo are as follows:

• Cabinet door is vanilla white
• Countertop is Quartz in Lima
• Flooring is Arctic Oak LVP

Furniture is mostly black and other neutrals. I also have metals and bold colours as accent pieces

I was just trying to see if off white options would work with the Colour Board.

off white where? the walls? the ceiling?

It all depends on the layout of the house and what kind of light you're getting.

I suggest you read this to help you determine whites

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/the-5-types-of-white-paint-colours-warm-cool-true-and-more/

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/the-most-popular-cream-paint-colours-sherwin-williams-benjamin-moore/

colors for diff exposures:

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/north-east-south-west-which-paint-colour-is-the-best/

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/category/the-best-paint-colours/

Thank you for the link - I will go through them; I was considering off white for the walls - I just don't know if that will work

The Great Room (kitchen, nook, living room) and one bedroom are not facing and the other parts face south. The Great room has 2 huge windows but only limited sunlight(84"x84" and 60"x84") in the afternoon.

I love Jogging Path by Sherwin Williams. It is a great, neutral color that always looks very designer and goes with the other colors you have selected.

Thank you. 😊

I always start with the colors that you love. The walls are the backdrop. Your art, furnishings, area rugs, accessories, window treatments are generally the 'color' in the main living area. But all those things have to work with the colors you choose for the backdrop.

If you love peach and cornflower blue the neutrals that will look best won't be the same neutrals as you would select if you love lime green.

I have always loved looking for color combinations at designseeds.com to get inspiration.

https://www.design-seeds.com/by-color/