Did you keep the White Dove or switch to something else? We will have TONS of natural light (4 skylights and tons of windows/doors that are south facing and will get Colorado sun all day). I'm hoping since it's the weekend I can stall a little until Monday morning and may just have to paint some boards tomorrow to put up and see how they look in the light throughout the day.

Thank you again for your advice on colors. I love the combination of colors you have chosen. But I feel that again, I have not been very clear. The "landing" I am referring to is on the 1st floor. Unfortunately, in that dark niche outside the two bedrooms, I cannot hang anything because a thermostat was placed on that wall, and the A/C man just confirmed that it cannot be moved without a lot of work and expense. That is very unfortunate!! There is a "landing" on the 2nd floor too, along with a long hallway that connects bedroom to bathroom and study. In my opinion, the color of the stairwell will have to also be the color of the walls on this 2nd floor hall. Walls of study are BM 1077; walls of bathroom are SW Krypton; walls of bedroom are BM 1075. Please let me know if the colors you are showing are BM 1077 and SW Dover White. Those are colors I would like to stick with in my color scheme in general. I just believe I need to go lighter than BM 1077 on the walls of this hallway and on the 1st floor landing.

The kitchen cabinet colors are near identical to the first picture at the link: https://www.hungelingdesign.com/blog/secret-recipe-for-creating-a-true-english-kitchen I am doing a Plain English style kitchen and like the cabinets in the picture at the link, if you place certain colors around it, it will appear more gray, but a whiter background makes the cabinet look more off-white cream with a hint of tan or brown. The reason I mentioned avoiding yellow was because my Benjamin Moore Navajo White has a creamy yellowish undertone (which I love) but when the cabinet sample was placed against it, it definitely adopted a stronger gray tone. So that's why I'm thinking I need to avoid a yellow tone paint but I also don't want stark white walls. I may be thinking in the wrong direction entirely.

We used SW Snowbound white on cabinets, walls, and trim throughout the living, kitchen and family room and halls. The only changes we made were in the sheen (along with contrasting dark cabinets). The sheen change is an amazingly notable change. I can post a pic if you want. @Michelle Linden, another consideration should be your homes exterior texture. Here's another site with white paint chip info. https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/color/advice/a3448/the-right-white-a-70889/ @chloebud, yes I saw several of Lori Sawaya sites. She has an overwhelming amount of online info!