Use the same white on the walls as you selected for the cabinets. Stark white cabinets with warm white walls could be a problem--the warm white could make the stark white look dingy. It could also look like you tried to match it and failed.

Which "stark white" are you using on the cabinets? What style are you doing in the house? Personally I am not a fan of stark white, but if your home is modern then it could work. Also, what you do in the bathrooms doesn't need to match what you do in the kitchen.

Stark white doesn’t really work with wood tones. Wood is warm. Match the warmth level or your whites will look blue, or the wood will look yellow.

I do not agree a real true white can work with white oak but IMO trying to mix warm whites with stark white is never good. I would choose a wall color with just ahint of color instead . I love watery blue/ green for bathrooms and I use this color often cut 25-50% for a true neutral but a color. It looks fabulous with wood.

What above posters said - "stark" white generally is a blue white, and "warm" is a yellow white. What is your entire comprehensive color scheme including floors? A blue or blue white can conceivably work fine with wood, but it all needs to hang together - choosing colors piecemeal one at a time is never a good idea. It's true, your exact paint color from paint store is chosen last, but you should have idea from the beginning of what direction you are you're going. Agree that walls same as cabinets would be a good way to go.

Hello guys
The house is a flip but I would say in a nice neighborhood in SoCal. I’m using a light white oak engineer wood ..this is a new manufacturer I just started using and I didn’t realize how white the boxes are. Usually I use an off white but it is a different style door.

Here is the look I’m going for and here is the flooring
Thank you In advance.