Would you want to take the flooring and try to color match it?(This coming from someone who loves beige)
Although I think white can be the answer sometimes, in this case, I think your kitchen will look unfinished.
Or, is there another color that you can go with that is different entirely?
Your kitchen looks great so far. If you are unhappy, don't leave it. You will not want to repaint once all the mess is cleared. Better to do it now.

all I see is white and caramel in your space.Do you have stainless in the space as well? Get a white with blueish undertones to balance it out[a blue that is on the warmer end of the blues-it will have yellow in its formula]. Too bad the green undertone of the wall isn't along the teal or blue family instead-it would've worked.

I think BM Cloud White and Simply White are much too similar to use as wall and trim colors together. SW is slightly brighter and less warm, but not that much. I'm not seeing the green in your floor on my monitor, so I'll leave the wall paint suggestions alone.

thanks!

Hi Linelle, it's the wall colour that's got a green undertone to it.

I like herbflavor's idea of the bluey white (I guess teal-y white if there is yellow in the formula?), although I have other blue things like curtains, textiles and plates that might add balance... I was thinking I would do a monochromatic yellow/caramel/white palette with the main elements. But when I cover up the walls with my hand and imagine the blue-y white, it looks really nice...

Yes, I have a stainless fridge and stove.

I have the BM paint deck. Is there a way to tell from the paint chips what colours are in the formula?