An eastern exposure is cool light most of the day. You see color by comparison, and any white with any warmth? will read yellow, against a Bluestone patio

Ben Moore, Chantilly Lace, or Ben Moore " Decorator White......OR

( sorry, I am not the Sherwin expert, never use it ) but try Snowbound

I too never use SW but Chantilly Lace could be the answer but only after you do a huge sample board to see how it looks with your house.

To tell you the truth, I think I’m in ”creamy white Hell” , too...

i.e. I am really tired of people thinking that creamy white is the new panacea... the go to answer for all global problems. Plus, tired of people saying that they want a creamy white - except, one that does not at all read yellow (?)

It’s nothing personal. I just don’t get all the yellow phobia. Especially since all the warm colorways are now trending, including the classic yellow-golds.

However, let me be perfectly clear (and let me state for the record): there is nothing wrong with white nor with creamy white. :)

Btw, warm and cool tones can and do work together. Peruse some beach pics.

You’ve received some good insights and color suggestions in the comments above. I would also suspect that the sun shining on your house might be exacerbating the problem.

I don’t have any specific color suggestions for you in the creamy white family. But I do think that you may benefit from also sampling some of the slightly cool whites .

I have SW Alabster on my house - front faces east. It does not look yellow at all. I was trying to avoid a "blinding/stark white.

I can't tell which way a white is leaning unless I have the chips placed next to one another and not getting any bounce from lawns or other colors.