No problem, and thank you! Our kitchen was previously a garage so it really came a long way! It was quite the renovation. Our cabinet doors are from Semihandmade. I’m not sure whether they would be standard or full overlay. The doors and drawers completely cover the cabinet frame though. Our countertops are a white quartz, and our backsplash is a marble subway tile. All goes very well with BM White Dove and Natural Cream!

I feel like a broken record saying this because I'm always suggesting these, but: maybe consider SW Tidewater or SW Watery (which one depends on how it'd look in your house). I love those touches of a almost teal-ish blue you have - so I could see something along those lines but a very, very light version of that color (so, not as saturated in color as your chairs, say) working very well. https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW6478-watery https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW6477-tidewater

Are you familiar with the LRV ratings for paint? It is a measure of the light reflecting value. The higher the number the lighter the color. 855 Cloud Cover - LRV 81.80 856 Silver Satin - LRV 76.35 857 Sheep's Wool - LRV 74.52 Instead of using 50% of Sheep's Wool you should try Cloud Cover and/or Silver Satin. 869 Oxford White- LRV 88.85 870 Mountainscape (next darker version of Oxford White) has some green in it, so Oxford White probably does too. If you want a really white white for trim you should be looking at OC-17 White Dove, Super White OC-152 or OC-65 Chantilly Lace. White Dove has a slight gray undertone. The LRVs are on BM's website. I always find the color looks darker on a wall than on a swatch. Patricia is right in that lighting has a big effect on any wall color. But you're looking at the samples in the light that is in the room you're going to paint, so what you see is what you get. While sampling is very useful as it will help you eliminate a color that clearly looks wrong, sometimes getting to the one that is exactly right is difficult. I just painted my master bedroom and I sampled five colors. Usually the best I do is only sampling three and there was one time I think I sampled ten. Also, not that this helps, but when you paint the whole room it will look different than you're expecting too. Sometimes better, sometimes worse. BM paint frequent covers in one coat, so if it doesn't turn out exactly the way you were expecting another coat of something close should do it.

quartz is LG Viteria Lumina That's your jumping off point for cabinet color and backsplash. Extra White would be my first choice. However, you need to test and make sure you like how they look together. As a secondary note, White Dove does harmonize well because there is a difference in Munsell Chroma of 0.3 and the hue family relationship sits in a nice pocket. Technically, it works but, again, the question is does it look pretty to you. Pretty matters.