Are these all the same? On my monitor, the first two look creamier, while the last looks brighter.

BM White Dove is one of the best designers solutions.

My fav SW white is West Highland White. Not too stark, not too creamy, just right.

Here are two ideabooks on how to choose a white paint:

[https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-pick-the-right-white-paint-stsetivw-vs~416809[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/how-to-pick-the-right-white-paint-stsetivw-vs~416809)

[https://www.houzz.com/magazine/what-to-know-before-you-paint-your-walls-white-stsetivw-vs~42332464[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/what-to-know-before-you-paint-your-walls-white-stsetivw-vs~42332464)

We would like to do our baseboards and wall trim but I wanted to get some color recommendations. I would love if it looks similar to these pictures!

Not SW but Ben Moore's Simply White would get you that look.

Also, what finish on the paint would you recommend? Semi gloss? Satin?

Matte or eggshell on the walls. Semi or satin on trim - you're going to have to decide on product first and ask to see samples of the different gloss levels. Because gloss varies brand to brand and grade to grade.

My whole house is SW Alabaster White. It’s definitely white not ivory. It’s warm, never stark.

Alabaster looks way too creamy in my house.

One size does not fit all when it comes to white walls. The light is boss - always - and determines how paint colors render in individual spaces. It's the nature of color.

Alabaster does indeed belong to the Y (yellow) hue family. And, again, how yellow or off-white it renders depends 100% on the light.

If shifting to Pure White gives you the white look you want then it does.

@thinkdesignlive if you used Ivory Lace throughout it your house, what color was your trim? I’ve chosen Ivory Lace but am having trouble deciding on trim. Not sure if I want to have a contrast or keep it the same color using a different sheen. Curious on your thoughts

We are going with steamed milk on the walls and ivory lace on Kitchen cabinets and trim both sherwin Williams. eggshell on walls . semigloss on trim We also love alabaster and painted the outside of our farmhouse alabaster, although in hindsight I wish it was a tad less cream, but still looks great!

when I look at the pictures iv attached below I see beige but on the walls they all look white, just not stark or sterile . we had a friend who started building before us and used a great designer or we would still be trying to figure it out! Good luck

Thank you for sharing!

Over 15 years ago, I painted my trim work ivory lace high gloss ad not ready to change it. I love the color on my trim.
I'm ready to redo my entire house ceiling and walls. It's time to go lighter. What ceiling color works with ivory lace and looking to go white or very light beige. I tried a sample patch of ivory lace on the wall & ceiling, and it seems a little yellow. Any suggestions?
Also, I tried white dove by Benjamin Moore.

Anete, I’m not a designer and can’t answer your question. Just wanted to comment that Ivory Lace looks gorgeous on your trim! I’m just curious what wall color did you end up going with?