Never select colors off a computer screen.

@Mark Bischak, Architect LOL!!! I didn't! I was showing those....the picture quality isn't great so you can't tell the difference. I painted posterboard.

@Mark Bischak, Architect I am hoping someone has experience with the shades :)

I wouldn’t do the trim and doors different colors.

I'd simplify your decision and paint everything in the same white color-cabinets, walls and trim. Matte on the walls, semi-gloss or satin on the cabinets and trim. The difference in sheen will give a subtle contrast, and you don't have to worry that the colors will not work together.

agree completey! we used swiss coffee on our kitchen walls in eggshell & gloss on trim & cabinets. the sheen makes the best contrast

Agree, I am using BM Chantilly Lace throughout my house, with trim, crown and doors in semi-gloss, cabinets in satin, and ceilings in flat (they mistakenly got done in matte and I'll leave it for now). My walls will be an off-white in matte.

First, I would not mix multiple whites. Like others have suggested, use one white in different sheens to create contrast between walls, trim and cabinets.

Second, the white you pick should be one that works well with the other finishes you are choosing. Floors, countertops and furniture.

Thank you all!

im going to stick to Swiss Coffee for everything in different sheens. eggshell for my walls and ceiling and semi gloss for trim. I will probably stick to it for cabinets too.

It works with my selections because ive tested it. i just needed to avoid a yellow undertone.

@Jules Vatev i’ll be doing the same! excited. what are your other colors (counter and floor?)