I used F$B Old White. I love the finish. As Rococo said- it is very wipeable. My kids beat things up, and it has held up great so far. We are still working on our remodel (thus no new posted pics). French gray is a really beautiful color- I sampled it, but it was too green for the main cabs- I think I will be using it on a piece of furniture instead.

Oh, the yellows are for a guest room, not the study/library! I'm looking at the non-yellow colors for various rooms: study, powder room, gallery, maybe laundry room, mudroom bathroom, for now. Thank you for that offer, Bella Flora, but I was unable to get an email address for you through GW. Do you want to send me email address through GW? It has worked in the past. I like Bunny Williams's work very much. Despite all the skill and knowledge involved, her rooms usually look as though they evolved naturally over time, comfortably, without trying too hard, and I really like that (not to mention the beauty of the components). Our house is based, slightly loosely, on a 19th century stone farmhouse and I thought the F&B mellowness would be a way to go, although Central Texas is far from NY or London. (My only wild rooms are one of the guest bedrooms and the laundry/mudroom.)

It's pretty common for older homes not to have range hoods, but happily looks like it should be relatively easy to add, from your photo. You can cook without it till you get to it, though. (We've been cooking without one for three years, and previous owners cooked without it for 90-odd years before then!) We don't have our fridge yet so I can't comment on performance, but it does meet your height requirement---the Fisher & Paykel single door bottom freezer. I really like the interior and freezer designs, though again, we haven't used it yet. Needs 69" of height for venting and 33" of width (can't tell how much space you have there?), comes in stainless (and also white), and is pretty reasonably priced. We're buying ours locally, which also ended up being the cheapest option, for whatever that's worth. Good luck---and I love your stainless countertops!

As LWO says, the cabinet makers are using BM or SW paint colors, but it's not those guys's paint. So you will need to find a shop who could do a totally custom color and attempt to match. Or find an acceptable match in the big companies lines -- BM Shoreline is one suggestion. I think you are unlikely to get a truly custom color application in one of those volume shops, though, at least not without a decent setup fee. Of course, people do paint their cabinets with regular old latex paint so I don't see why you couldn't find someone to do it. But yeah, probably a separate job, at which point.... maybe a full redo starts to make sense? Here's a blog post with Semihandmade + F&B paint https://www.remodelista.com/posts/ikea-upgrade-a-kitchen-remodel-with-cabinet-fronts-from-semihandmade-of-la/ If you're set on Farrow and Ball they are supposed to have good customer service, why not reach out and see if they have any info. Good luck!