Are you standing in my kitchen right now? I have the same backsplash, countertop and cabinets except dark brown. North Fort Worth? We painted our whole home in Sherwin-Williams Softer Tan. Creamy and Alabaster were in the lineup; Alabaster was way too light and Creamy was just a smidge too light. Trim in SW Dove White. There are times during the day the color moves from a neutral beige to a yellow undertone. The kitchen tiles seem to have a pink undertone, at times, but it works for me. And I didn't want the tiles to be not a focal point. I feel if you go with something between creamy and alabaster those tiles will stand out which is good if that's your goal. Considering we changed from scuffed greige circa 2013 to this (bought the home in 2017) it's been a breathe of fresh air. I don't feel the color is heavy, and I'm not into light bright and airy. I like neutral colors with some kind of body and weight.

I have been looking forever for the best white paint for the majority of my house. To include ceilings walls in the kitchen halls living Room dining Room family Room. I got several Ben Moore paints and 2 weeks ago got a sample court of Sherwin Williams alabaster. I love Greek villa also and wanted to see what it looked like at a 125% because it just seems too light to me I wanted something a bit richer with a little bit lower lrv around 80. Tonight I popped into my local Sherwin Williams the same place that made the alabaster and I asked for Greek villa at a 125%. The girl told me the formula and I knew that Greek villa at least I have another gallon of enamel paint Greek villa has black and deep Gold in it. She fed me some mumbo jumbo about it being a different formula. She was also unhappy that I was there at like 10 till 5 because they close at 5 never mind that I leave my house at 8 o'clock to work all day and I hadn't even been home from work yet. I took the paint out to the car and thought this doesn't really look like Greek villa at a 125%. And lo and behold when I got home and put them side-by-side the formulas are exactly the same it's the same kind of paint Sherwin Williams cheap satin court but those paint formulas are exactly the same. Do we think that a mistake was made with the Greek villa 125%. The only way for me to be sure is to go to another Sherwin Williams store tomorrow and inquire about take both cans of paint both courts and show them. I do know this because of the constant screw UPS this is not the 1st time I've had difficulty with Greek villa. I had my whole house painted during an extended stay away and when I get home I don't think they put any color and into the ceiling paint I believe my ceiling paint is high hide extra white ceiling paint with no colorant in it. I will be going with a Benjamin Moore probably dune white or white dove at a 125%. But I want my money back even though it's $7 I deserve my money back for the mistake does anybody know if it's possible that those 2 formulas would be exactly the same I don't think they would be because I know Greek villa has black in it. thanks to the sw color experts on the forums.

You should post photos with countertops too. Otherwise being and alabaster paint chip to tile store and compare to samples. I feel like alabaster is the most popular paint color ever, you’re not alone —> https://www.houzz.com/discussions/4428160/what-color-subway-tile-to-use-with-sw-alabaster-cabinets https://www.houzz.com/discussions/3996255/need-a-white-backsplash-that-goes-with-sw-alabaster-cabinets https://emilyaclark.com/2015/09/our-white-kitchen-cabinets-granite.html

My cabinets will be Alabaster, and I am planning to pair it with Agreeable Gray on the walls. For me it gives just enough contrast. If you are looking for something lighter, try Drift of Mist or Gossamer Veil. For even less contrast, Egret White looks nice with alabaster.