I used BM French White. There is no yellow at all in it and goes beautifully with the travertine. It's similar to newhomebuilder's first picture. My pictures don't resemble real life.

First off, travertine tends to have a pink beige undertone. Here's what Vancouver colour expert Maria Killam would recommend for a greige. She defines greige as a very pale neutral that looks like grey and beige combined: "BM Pale Oak or BM Cedar Key: The most popular greiges for updating pink beige flooring or to relate to existing taupe finishes. Choose the correct greige if you have existing pink beige or taupe hard finishes. Cedar Key is slightly more pink than Pale Oak so move them both around to decide which one looks the best."

Debbie. we did go ahead with Panda White. Although my color specialist suggested walls, trim, shelves, and cabinets all be painted in the same color/different sheen, we painted trim and doors Sherwin Williams Pure White in semigloss...and glad we did. Next project is kitchen cabinets and I’m not sure to do Panda, SW alabaster or Ben Moore white dove. We need to choose the best quartz counter first..that will relate to travertine floor says my designer. Then pick a cabinet paint. Here are some pictures. I‘m waiting on some new furniture.....after many, many years and new drapes. 😊. i think my Color designer is definitely right in saying that new paint can’t do all the heavy lifting. That is where decorating helps it all come together. Because travertine has a pink undertone...hard to tell sometimes...paint with a green undertone will only exaggerate this difference. That may be why you don’t like Carrington Beige. Look up the designer, Carla Aston. She has a great blog on how to update your space with travertine. Lots of good ideas and pictures from other commenters. Good luck!

You can leave the trim, but keep in mind this off=white shows yellow. You have a lot of wood tone, so with that in mind, also, I will suggest B.M. Silver Sage.