I'd do a warm cream.

Sample SW Alabaster for a great creamy off white.

Secons the rec to test SW Alabaster. Also, BM Acadia White for something with more body.

I like the tile you show. Is the color their Sahara color? I looked it up because the color reminded me of a tile I used in my old house (but a different brand.) Note that your tile has a variation level of V4, which is the highest (scale is V1-V4.) The board they gave you looks more uniform but sometimes the boards and the marketing / web photos don't accurately reflect what an install will look like. (Ask me how I know. I did a post on it here.) You might want to buy a whole box to check the variation level to ensure that you like the look. With your counters you might want a similar colored tile that is more uniform (V1 or V2.)

Sorry I know I'm not answering your question; just hoping you're not disappointed like I was. I hope it works for you because I do think that's a nice looking tile!

Agree with Alabaster.

pale robins egg blue can be terrific w all the caramel /browns/etc.

only about this intensity of shade. very pretty with your cabinets and everything.

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Can we see a photo of the kitchen as a whole? Floor, counter, cabinets - with the sample of the backsplash where it will be installed?

Do you already have a white in the kitchen (trim, doors)? What color is that white?

What colors are in the rooms near this room that may relate to the kitchen? Is it closed or open concept?

Are you painting the ceiling? What white is currently on the ceiling?

Whites have to work together and although I love Alabaster and it would go well with your cabinets and countertop, will it work with the other whites and all the colors? The backsplash and the flooring seem to have more pink undertones that may not be great with Alabaster.

Mother nature loves green and it is often the right answer when we have several neutrals together.

This kitchen has a color named Moss from Devine Color. (No longer made, but can be color matched at any Benjamin Moore Store). Very similar to https://c2paint.com/products/quahog-c2-908?srsltid=AfmBOorVhmFSijdvFYLa4DS8K3LyK3jC0u90tEdGvhlNk8NfGHuYJGJx) .

It pulled the kitchen together much better than another white or neutral could have. It looks a bit gray in the listing photo, but it is the same color as used in the bath where it shows more green.

This home had enough natural daylight to pull off a darker wall color. You will need to test colors in your own home to see what works best in your home.

Ben Moore Linen White is a lovely warm white that could work.