<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Long story long our current trim is a discontinued paint line that cannot be color matched. Whatever I paint the trim colorwise will eventually go on our bathroom and kitchen cabinets. I have tried what is locally available. Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, PPG. I need something that will brush and spray well. PPG Delicate White Satin- dried to quickly and went on streaky due to the drying factor. Sherwin Williams Pure White in Emerald Urethane Semi for trim is awesome, paints and levels like a dream, however tactically the trim feels chalky not silky.

Thank you for sharing the comments and pictures. They are so helpful to me! My husband and I are about to start a total kitchen renovation, but it has come to a halt because I can’t select the cabinet color. Everything has been chosen and ready to go. If anyone could help with a color, that would be terrific. Attached is a picture of the quartzite countertop that I selected. It’s white with warmer grays and even some hints of cream. The house is a 1920s traditional and we have selected warmer whites throughout. All trim is SW Dover White. I feel like a brighter white is needed for this countertop, but I’m worried about going too white, yet I don’t want to go too warm and clash with the quartzite. The backsplash will be dolomite marble. Any suggestions?

I would keep the Ceiling White paint. Here is a chart that illustrates wall and trim color combinations.

Here's some pictures. @porkchop_mxk3 z5b_MII know the white isn't the msot amazing choice with these tiles but I'm trying to think of something that would brighten up a small kitchen and be appealing to a future buyer. (This is a 2 story house and I will need a 1 story at some point in the future). Also thank you @ktj459 for your thoughts as I indeed worried that the simply white might look yellow even though the warm looked better w/ floor tile. I had thought about getting new floor tile since were renovating the kitchen but it extends into my whole family room, aroudn fireplace, bathroom, laundry area and the thought of how much bother and disruption, that would be just seems a tad overwhelming to think about. I have one friend that absoltuetly hates my tile and told me I need to change it and another that doesn't mind it so much. Also thank you @Patricia Colwell I will keep the lighting suggestion in mind. Too bad they don't do lighting first so you can pick out all the other colors of your kichen afterwards. Thanks all.