I have the same question, would love to know which Benj Moore color is closest match. Anybody?

p.s. scottie mom, did you go with white or stainless?

This may be a long shot, but were you ever able to see what benjamin moore white went best with the fisher paykel white fridge?

Same question - did anyone find color that matches closely or just better to go stainless?

Same question… anyone find out what color the white can be compared to in paint

I have the same question I need a white paint to match Fisher & Paykel white appliances for my cabinets

Thanks for this--oddly this isn't something I even thought about! We ended up going a different route for our new refrigerator but reading this, I wonder if we might have regretted the white F&P anyway since it's in an enclosure that's BM Acadia White (kind of the other end of the white spectrum from these cool whites). I do still hope to do the white F&P range when we get to that project, but that one is against BM Sea Haze cabinets--seems like those might play together a bit better.

Here is a follow up to my earlier post regarding cabinet color match to FP white appliances. The reflective quality of the refrigerator makes this process of matching color very tricky. But it doesn't have to be off putting either. I have no regrets about choosing the white appliances! I think they will look great when my project is finished. My earlier post has all the color numbers/names.

I put a large swathe of the custom mixed Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Enamel paint (satin finish) on the wall. Next to it I put the Home Depot Behr Dynasty paint (matte finish) in Drizzle. I put two coats on so the existing wall color (another shade of white) is not showing through. There is a big difference between these colors! Both work quite well but I prefer the Sherwin Williams custom mixed color because I want a very white and bright kitchen (walls, tile backsplash, cabinets, appliances). I can see why the Drizzle looked like a match because the refrigerator is reflecting everything around it. There is no one uniform color as I look at the refrigerator from certain angles. I clearly see a reflection of the window next to it and the surrounding walls and even objects outside the window are varying the color of the refrigerator. The HD Drizzle paint seems a perfect match for the reflection that includes the reflection of my exsiting walls. But the SW custom mixed color seems perfect when I stand directly in front of the refrigerator where the reflections are not visible.

Whatever color one paints is always affected by the surroundings and by shadows and lighting ad reflective qualities. I think if you are going with the Fisher Paykel appliances and you want them to recede rather than stand out, choosing a cool white paint color is key. A warm white next to these appliances looks dingy. My plan is white cabinets, white appliances, white tile backsplash (with some very colorful dichroic glass accent tiles) and white walls. Countertops will be soapstone. Floor is oak. One wall of built-ins will be birds eye or curly maple. There will be a few other wood accents to complement the maple - a couple of open shelves, counter stools, etc.

If you wanted your walls or cabinets to be a color, I think the white appliances would be best integrated into the overall scheme by choosing cooler variations of colors. For instance, the Drizzle paint next to the refrigerator looks great. I see gray more than I see white. And thinking of the BM colors that came out as matches to the FP refrigerator, if you find those colors on the BM color chips (the strips that have 4 colors), you will find some great colors that will make your white appliances look more integrated rather than out of place. Palest Pistachio (2122-60) was a match for BM. Smoke, Iceberg and Snow White also appear on that same color strip. So, if you had Smoke or Iceberg cabinets, and Palest Pistachio walls, the FP white appliances would look awesome.