BM Vanilla Ice Cram - 1 shade lighter than BM FS. I have a rm. where the walls are BM Straw, the trim FS and the built in's Vanilla Ice Cream. Very pretty.

I did mine BM vanilla, I love it.

That is SO funny.BM Vanilla sample strip is exactly the shade I brought home. So it's warm enough without being too white or yellow?
I would love to see a photo if anyone has one. Thanks so much for the response.

We used Sherwin Williams Antique White and we have ALOT of trim. I love the color, very creamy and elegant looking.

I was in a very expensive model home this past weekend and the entire house was the SW Antique White

We used BM's ivory white and love it. I have pics but it just looks white in the pictures - too subtle to show up well.

Thanks so much. I will look at Vanilla Ice Cream and Antique White!

fromflorida:

From experience: When you look at the sample of S.W. Antique White, don't let the swatch scare you it looks very dark. But when it is applied in the gloss or semigloss on your trim it doesn't look at all like the swatch. I would recommend buying a $5.00 sample from S.W. and trying it in your room.

I use gold everywhere :) It's lovely. I like Ralph Lauren Startched Apron with gold tones. Do not trust the paint sample for the color though. Pick up a pint and give it a try...it's absolutely fabulous with any earth tone color and most deeper colors...I just don't like it with ice blues. I have used it in gad...four homes now LOL no make that five, many of my ceilings here are also Startched apron.

Thanks for all these great suggestions. I'm going to try to get an actualphoto of the room loaded here so people can see what the issues are. Thanks!

We use Crescent Moon, I think it's Olympic (lowe's) and it goes very well with BM Pittsfield Buff.

The trim in our entire new home is done in SW Antique White and it is so yummy! It is very creamy and elegant looking and I just love it!

I'm late to this question but I have BM filtered sunlight in my place and I think Linen White would be a great trim color with it. It's a warm off white that's not as popular as it used to be because colors like Acadia White (my second choice for you) and Mayonnaise etc. have become popular lately.

I have to agree with the others. Sherwin William's Antique White is just gorgeous. It's not glaring and speaks rich, rich, rich!

I've got several samples to buy now, I guess! When I was at SW the other say I bought one whose name I can't remember now -- it might have had "restful" in it. But I will try the antique white, ivory white, vanilla ice cream and linen white (who makes the linen white?)

I'm a little late coming to this, but just in case you want to throw another option into the mix, take a look at Ivory Dust by Valspar (American Tradition, from Lowe's). I painted plaster walls with it. It's a white, but definitely creamy.

I'm using SW Antique White on my trim and Creamy on the ceilings. I didn't want a brighter white on the trim since we have so many earth-toned colors throughout the house.

We have BM Linen on all the woodwork in our library. The walls are Golden Straw, and it's a very nice contrast.