Choosing a color for the table isn't difficult. What is difficult is you haven't mentioned from what direction the natural light comes. Based on the table only, I would recommend B.M. Abalone.

If you get lots of south light then Abalone is not the best choice as the warm light will bring out some purple undertone. Now I easily could live with it. Maybe not you?

What does NOT go with your cabinets? You chose beautiful, clean, classic neutrals. Now you can go mad with color if you want, or do the subtler scandi/japandi thing and choose more neutrals to go with it.

Cultured Pearl is one of my favorite neutrals. I absolutely love this in real life.

But if you feel it might be time for some color,

To be honest I would like a whitish colour and keep it neutral. My kitchen faces north at the back of house. But I do have big windows. Lots of light there in the daytime.

Thank
You for the recommendations.

How did you link those colours. I like how they go big when I click on it

i think the intensity of the color you have is about right/ but a different shade will improve things.......youve chosen not to / or havent yet added table top decor / wall art/ ceiling fixture..... optional things ..... anyway , here is a prettier shade and still can add wall art / valances at window / fixture above table / a rug/ all with more warmth in mind...if you care to in the future.

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The wood stain has somewhat of a yellow green undertone I think. The stain is aged barrel but the stain before was orangy oak. I need a colour to tone down the green/yellow undertones

I took a screen shot that was full size. It scales down when it’s added to the post. If you want a white, consider SW Ibis White.

If your white cabinets look nice with everything else, match the walls to your upper cabinets.